Ben Jacobs hints at potential Saudi Pro League offers for Tottenham ace Heung-min Son
Renowned GiveMeSport journalist Ben Jacobs says Heung-min Son will have to make up his mind regarding the impending Saudi Arabian offers. According to the journo, the Tottenham skipper will have ‘lucrative’ offers from the Saudi Pro League this summer.
The Middle Eastern clubs are on the lookout for big names and fine talents across Europe to bolster their domestic league’s reputation. So far they have done a beautiful job landing massive players like Cristiano Ronaldo, Karim Benzema, Neymar, Kante, Ruben Neves and many more.
The Tottenham number seven is living his life in north London at the moment and any link away from them could be seen as nothing but a rumour. But the ageing star could be lured by the extravagant money on the table. Son is arguably the most-liked player within the club’s ranks right now.
His departure could break many hearts and the fans cannot be 100 per cent sure about Son’s commitment considering the purchase power of Saudi clubs and what they have done in the past.
More room for hope and less worry
Heung-min Son is shining in the Spurs outfit just as every season. The South Korean international has 14 goals and eight assists from 24 Premier League games this season. He also led South Korea to the Asian Cup semifinal this year.
After Harry Kane and Hugo Lloris’ departure, Son has been promoted to a much higher position in the dressing room and among the fans. He is the senior-most relevant player at the club right now.
Moreover, Ange has seemingly built the attacking unit around the South Korean star. All things considered, there is no reason for Son to leave Tottenham, especially now that they are becoming a force to be reckoned with under the new boss.
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Heung-min Son’s contract is set to expire next year. The Spurs winger won’t want to leave the club at one of the most crucial milestones in the club’s history. As for Tottenham, they don’t really need a reason to keep their most-priced possession around, do they?
