TOYOTA, Japan —When asked to pick his personal MVP for South Korea in their run to the men's football gold medal at the Aichi-Nagoya Asian Games on Saturday, head coach Lee Min-sung chose a player who did not even take the field in the final. "Everyone has been great but if I had to pick one player, it would have to be Yang Hyun-jun," Lee said of the Celtic FC winger who was limited to only one match for South Korea due to injury. "Although he only played in one match here, he sacrificed himself so much behind the scenes," Lee said. "I think it helped the guys on the pitch a great deal." Yang, 24, recorded an assist during South Korea's 4-1 victory over Qatar in their first group stage match on Sept. 15. But he aggravated his hamstring injury then and went on to miss the next four matches for Lee's side. And it was curious for the coach to single out Yang as his best player, when another attacker Eom Ji-sung of Swansea City led the tournament with four goals and four assists and scored the lone goal in South Korea's 1-0 win over Japan in the final at Toyota Stadium in Toyota, some 30