Son Heung-min is fit, but LAFC struggles to utilize him, drawing MLS criticism

While Son Heung-min appears to be regaining his form and fitness with LAFC ahead of the World Cup, questions are being raised about the team's ability to leverage his talents. The South Korean star has been training with the MLS club, but observers note that even in victories, the team struggles to integrate him effectively.

LAFC secured a 1-0 win against Seattle Sounders in their recent match, with Timothy Tillman scoring the decisive goal late in the game. However, the victory did little to silence criticism regarding the team's offensive strategy and Son's limited impact. Reports suggest that despite his presence, Son is not being utilized to his full potential, leading to frustration among fans and analysts.

This lack of effective utilization has led to harsh assessments from within Major League Soccer. The criticism centers on the team's inability to create clear opportunities for Son, despite his proven track record as a world-class player. The team's overall performance, coupled with what is perceived as insufficient support for their star player, has become a focal point of discussion.

The situation raises concerns about LAFC's readiness for the upcoming challenges, particularly with the World Cup on the horizon. While Son's personal fitness is a positive sign, the team's tactical shortcomings in utilizing him could hinder their overall success.