Lim Young-woong presents top-of-the-line soccer shoes to a disabled soccer team

Singer Lim Young-woong's beautiful story was told.

Lim Young-woong gave soccer boots as a gift to players of the disabled soccer team. On the 22nd, a post titled ‘Praise Lim Young-woong’ was posted on Lim Young-woong’s official fan cafe, Heroes’ Generation.

The writer said that he was Lim Young-woong's comrade in the White Bone Corps and a friend, and that he is currently the director of the Busan Football Association for the Disabled and the coach of the Busan Cerebral Palsy Football Team.

He said, "When I remember about December 25th of last year, I (Lim Young-woong) was trying to be a help to those who were struggling emotionally due to the current environment, and at that moment, I looked around and saw you. I saw you on the road you were walking on." "I want to be your strength. Even though you are doing well, there are barriers that can stop you from just donating your talent. Even though you are physically far away, your heart is closer than anyone else, so I hope you will tell me without pressure,'" he said, sharing the story he shared with Lim Young-woong. reported.

He continued, "The feeling I felt at that time was not only a feeling of gratitude, but also a burden, not a burden." He continued, "He was cautious, but when I saw his desire to help in any way, I realized that people really do not change. I was even more deeply impressed by his warm personality and the way he cares about others, both now and then. “I felt it,” he added.

Lim Young-woong delivered top-quality soccer shoes and cheering signs to the players. It was announced that the team coached by the writer won a soccer tournament held by a brand whose main model is Lim Young-woong. He then said, "I'm sorry. I couldn't keep my promise to keep this a secret. My mouth was so itchy that I couldn't bear to keep this good deed a secret."

Previously, Lim Young-woong attracted attention after it was revealed that he had paid the medical expenses of an audience member in his 80s who complained of dizziness at a recent concert.

Ten Asia Reporter Kim Seo-yoon seogugu@tenasia.co.kr