In a bizarre development, the reports suggest that the North Korean leader Kim Jong-un prohibited the broadcasting of Tottenham Hotspur matches in the country. The alleged reason for the ban is the presence of the South Korean captain, the son Heung-Min in the Spurs team.
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If you are a Tottenham hotspur in North Korea, it is likely that you cannot follow your favorite premier League team for a while. This is essentially due to the fact that the North Korean dictator Kim Jong-un would have prohibited the matches of Tottenham Hotspur from being presented in his country.
Now you have to ask yourself what the Tottenham Hotspur football club has to do with Kim Jong-un and why has he prohibited his matches in North Korea. The strange response is that the Spurs are captains by the son of the South Korean star Heung-Min.
This means that fans of the Spurs in North Korea will not be able to watch them beat Manchester United on Sunday.
In fact, according to a report in The sunKim Jong-Un prohibited TVs from all Premier League matches that can involve South Korean players.
It was also reported that last year’s premier League matches did not include Wolverhampton Wanderers’ matches because they have the South Korean striker Hwang Hee-Chan in their team. Even Brentford’s matches lacked due to their defender in the south of the Kim Ji-Soo Kim.
That’s not all. The Premier League matches were reportedly broadcast about four months after their game. The matches are reduced from 90 to 60 minutes and are shown before the newsletters.
Reacting to the prohibition of a team that has trouble this season, a fan of the Spurs said: “The way this season took place for the Spurs, the North Koreans can count lucky not to be submitted to their matches. “
A study by an independent American reflection group Stimson Center said that outside the Premier League, the German Bundesliga, the Spanish Liga, the Ligue 1 of France and the Serie A of Italy was Presented in North Korea in 2022. In 2023, they only showed the Premier League that the Premier League that the Premier League only showed only the Premier League that the Premier League only showed the Premier League that the first League that the Premier League only. , UEFA Champions League and the World Cup.
The matches are displayed on the Central Korean television from State Channel.
We can understand that football is something that Kim Jong-Un loves. In the past, many dictators have been football fans, including the late Zimbabwe chief Robert Mugabe, who supported Chelsea.
