Players of Tottenham Hotspur experiences Korean culture

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SEOUL, July 12 (Yonhap) -- Players of the England's Premier league team Tottenham Hotspur who is participating in their preseason tour in South Korea went on an exciting expedition to experience the South Korean culture.

“Players enjoyed their time at Bukchon Hanok Village.” announced Tottenham Hotspur through their social media account on Tuesday.

Along with the post, Tottenham Hotspur revealed a photo of players Christian Romero, Brian Gill, and Davinson Sanchez enjoying their tea at the Korean traditional tea house while wearing Korean traditional outfit Hanbok.

Players who experienced the Korean culture smiled brightly, while some of them posed using the hand heart sign next to their cheeks.

South Korean icon Son Heung-min’s team Tottenham Hotspur will be participating in two of the exhibition matches in July. Tottenham Hotspur will go against Team K League 8 p.m. Wednesday at Seoul World Cup Stadium, and then against the Spanish Club Sevilla at 8 p.m. Saturday at Suwon World Cup Stadium in Suwon.

Players of Tottenham Hotspur are continuing on with their strict training session since they have arrived in Korea.

After arriving on July 10, players headed straight to Goyang Stadium, for their first training session. On Monday, they held two training sessions, one in the morning and the open training session on that same evening. Open training session attracted over 6,000 fans and lasted about two hours.

Players of Tottenham Hotspur will be participating in press conferences and more on Tuesday.

(This article is translated from Korean to English by Joonha Yoo)

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