Son Jun-ho, a South Korean professional football player who plays as a forward for the Chinese Super League club Shandong Taishan, has been making headlines recently due to his impressive attacking performance.

In his most recent match against Beijing Guoan, Son was on fire and scored two goals in just over 25 minutes of play. The first goal came after only three minutes of play, when he received a pass from fellow forward Wu Lei and calmly slotted it past the goalkeeper. The second goal came four minutes later, as Son dribbled past several defenders before slotting home from close range.

The performances of Son and Wu Lei have been crucial to Shandong Taishan's success this season, as they have formed a potent attacking partnership that has led to many goals and assists. Their style of play is characterized by quick bursts of speed and skillful movement, which allows them to create space and opportunities for their teammates to score.

However, despite their impressive performances, Son and Wu Lei have faced criticism for their lack of discipline off the pitch, with reports suggesting that they have been involved in some controversial incidents during matches. This has led to calls for them to be disciplined by the Chinese Football Association (CFA), with some suggesting that they should be banned from international competitions.

Despite these criticisms, Son and Wu Lei remain key players for Shandong Taishan and will undoubtedly continue to be important factors in their team's efforts to win the Chinese Super League title this season.