The article discusses the dilemma surrounding Bayern Munich defender Kim Min-jae, who has been struggling with Achilles tendon issues but has not communicated his inability to play to management. Despite his commitment, the realization has come that he needs to rest in the season's closing matches. The situation raises questions about player responsibility versus club oversight when dealing with injuries, particularly from the perspective of cultural differences in attitudes toward playing through pain, emphasizing a need for balance in athlete management.
Despite his persistent Achilles tendon problems, Kim Min-jae has never clearly told Vincent Kompany that he can't play. But now the defender has decided to take more rest in the final games of the season.
Players always want to play, and at some point team staff has to intervene to stop them. But we don't really have information enough to be pointing fingers.
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