South Korean international footballer Wang Hee-chan, currently with Wolverhampton, has announced his intention to take legal action against allegations surrounding his conduct involving a luxury car service. His management agency, Bider H, has officially responded to claims made by UCK Company and a representative named Kim, stating that the accusations are false and intended to defame Wang. These allegations arose from a report suggesting that he abandoned a defective supercar on the Seoul Yeongdong Bridge last May and engaged in 'VIP abuse' after a minor traffic incident in July, where he purportedly required services not stipulated in his contract while failing to fulfill his advertising obligations.

In their statement, Bider H criticized the motives behind the allegations, arguing that UCK Company is manipulating the situation to alleviate their economic struggles through the distortion of facts. The agency insists that the car's failure resulted from the service provider's poor management, emphasizing that Wang communicated with Kim for 45 minutes to manage the situation responsibly even after a minor accident. They further clarify that any contractual responsibilities concerning insurance lie with UCK Company, and that Kim had initially refused compensation following the incident, which has now been misrepresented as 'VIP abuse'.

Bider H maintains that the services provided to Wang's immediate family and his agency are well within the terms of their contract, dismissing claims of any abusive behavior. They express their determination to clear Wang's name and prevent similar misrepresentations in the future, highlighting the challenges faced by public figures amidst scrutiny and allegations that may arise from their public standing. This case underscores the complexities of celebrity management in South Korea and raises questions about ethical practices in the luxury service industry.