Son Heung-min Records First Career 4 Assists as G-Dragon and Daesung Watch Live in LA

G-Dragon and Daesung, a member of BIGBANG, visited BMO Stadium in Los Angeles, USA, to watch football player Son Heung-min deliver his first career game with 4 assists. On that day, Son Heung-min had an outstanding performance in the 2026 MLS Round 6 match between LAFC and Orlando City.

Son Heung-min recorded his first assist in the 20th minute of the first half by helping Dennis Bouanga score. Three minutes later, he assisted Bouanga with another goal, and at the 28th minute of the first half, he helped Bouanga score once more, achieving an “assist hat-trick.” Following that, in the 39th minute of the first half, he assisted Sergi Palencia with the game-winning goal, setting a new record by recording 4 assists in a single match for the first time since his professional debut. LAFC won this match 6-0.

On the 5th (Korean time), G-Dragon posted a photo of his back while watching the game at the stadium along with the caption “Elleary (LA)” on his social media account. Daesung, another member of BIGBANG, also tagged LA BMO Stadium and shared a post of himself watching the match. As if in response to their visit, cameras captured G-Dragon and Daesung greeting Son Heung-min shortly after the game ended.

After the match, Son Heung-min warmly welcomed G-Dragon and Daesung as they stepped onto the field. He first shook hands with Daesung before giving G-Dragon a fierce hug to express his joy at the meeting. During the subsequent group photo, G-Dragon celebrated Son Heung-min’s signature goal celebration, the “Chalkck ceremony,” to mark the 4-assist performance. LAFC’s official account also posted videos and photos of the three world stars meeting on social media with the caption “Welcome, friends,” drawing significant attention from fans.

BIGBANG, which includes G-Dragon and Daesung, is scheduled to perform as headliners at the “Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival” taking place in Indio, California, on the 12th and 19th. A fan who saw G-Dragon near the stadium posted on social media saying “Go Coachella!” and expressed excitement by adding, “This is the first time I’ve experienced a manchuju (natural encounter) in my 20-year fandom journey.”