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Ahn Se-young (22), the youngest member of the badminton team, has been cleaning and laundry for seven years.

On the 14th, SBS obtained and released data suggesting that Ahn Se-young had suffered from an untimely bad practice within the badminton team. 토토사이트 추천

According to reports, Ahn's parents met with officials from the Badminton Korea Association in February and asked them to rehabilitate from their team. In addition, it was revealed that they also talked about improving living problems in the athletes' village.

Ahn started playing for the national team seven years ago when she was a third grader. The youngest player for seven years later, Ahn had to change her room and laundry as well as some seniors' broken racket. Ahn couldn't rest well after work such as training.

The association reportedly had a meeting with Ahn and conveyed its opinion that the team should improve its bad practices. The coaching staff reportedly said, "As it is an old custom, we cannot solve the problem right away," adding, "We will gradually fix it."

Earlier, Ahn beat He Bing Zhao of China in the women's singles final at the Paris Olympics on May 5. It is the first gold medal in badminton singles in 28 years since the 1996 Atlanta Olympics.

However, right after the match, Ahn said, "I am disappointed in our national team. I think it will be difficult to continue playing with the national team at this moment." In an official press conference, Ahn said, "I was really disappointed in (the association) at a time when I was suffering from an injury. I can't forget that moment. From the moment I felt nauseous at first, I kept playing while holding it in. However, my condition worsened late last year. I am not sure what the association will do in the future. If I can only play badminton, I can endure all situations."

"I think it's cruel to say that leaving the national team doesn't mean that you can't participate in the Olympics," he said. "I don't think you should be disqualified. The association blocks everything and neglects things in the name of freedom. I think Korean badminton can make further progress. However, I think it's time for the association to look back on the fact that only one gold medal has been announced at this year's event."

At the same time, Ahn Se-young also expressed her intention to participate in international competitions in the future as an individual without belonging to the national team.

In the face of controversy, the Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism has stepped in. The ministry has launched an inspection into the Badminton Association. The ministry plans to comprehensively examine not only the circumstances concerning injury management, training focused on doubles, and alleged coercion to participate in competitions, but also the system-related issues and the execution and operation of subsidies by the association.