Kim Jung-min Touched by Son Dani Daichi's Goal Celebration in Japan

Singer Kim Jung-min expressed his deep emotion over a unique goal celebration performed by his second son, Dani Daichi (Korean name: Kim Do-yoon), who plays in Japan.

On the 7th, Kim Jung-min shared a photo on his social media account with the caption, "Dad's favorite celebration. Thank you," showcasing his affection. The picture captures Dani Daichi executing a distinctive celebration after scoring a goal. This particular celebration is famously performed by Arsenal's forward Viktor Gyökeres in the English Premier League and is reminiscent of the villain Bane from 'The Batman'.

Dani Daichi, who is part of the Japan U-17 national team, recently scored the winning goal in the second match of the 2025 Limoges International Tournament against Saudi Arabia, leading his team to a 3-1 victory. After demonstrating impressive skills in the U-17 Asian Cup qualifiers last October, he continues to showcase his sharp scoring ability, including the decisive goal in this match. He currently holds the record for the most goals within his team and is regarded as one of the most promising players in his age group.

Hailing from the marriage of Kim Jung-min and his Japanese wife, Dani Daichi is their second son. While he was previously part of FC Seoul's youth team, Osan Middle School, he moved to Japan for high school to join Sagan Tosu's youth academy, where he is currently nurturing his dream as a football player.

Kim Jung-min debuted as a solo artist in 1994, achieving widespread fame with hit songs such as 'I Love You' and 'Go Away'.

Beyond his music career, he has established himself as a familiar public figure through various activities in broadcasting and acting.

Kim Jung-min has two sons, with his eldest son also active as a singer and actor.