Son Heungmin can leave…”Everyone will want to recruit you”
Son Heungmin can leave…”Everyone will want to recruit you”
More clubs are expected to want Son Heung-min (Tottenham).
Striker Dimitar Berbatov, who played for Tottenham and Manchester United in the past, mentioned Son Heung-min’s transfer rumors, not Harry Kane, through the British media Evening Standard.
“We’re all talking about Kane transfer rumours. Maybe this summer, I’ll watch another drama than before,” he said.
“Son Heung-min is getting better every season. It can be said that it faces a dangerous situation.
A club that needs a striker suddenly appears and can give him a lot of money,” he added.
It is also dangerous because they are the best players in the team who can score goals for Son Heung-min and Kane.
What happens if someone shows up and gives you a lot of money. What can I do? I know Antonio Conte wants to protect the two players.
Because these stars can make a difference.”
Kane has been on the transfer rumour since last season. It was linked to Manchester City, and it actually led to a transfer offer.
However, Tottenham chairman Daniel Levy proposed a large transfer fee, and the transfer negotiations were canceled.
Manchester City completed the reinforcement of the striker by successfully recruiting Elling Holland.
Berbatov believes that striker reinforcement will be needed to face Manchester City, and then Son Heung-min could be the target.
Son Heungmin, who has been playing steadily, has risen steeply this season. He is showing the best performance in the league with 20 goals and 7 assists in 32 league games. 토토사이트
Mohamed Salah (22 goals, Liverpool), the leading scorer, is trying to win the top scorer title while he is in a slump.
British media ‘Express’ said, “Son Heung-min signed an extension contract at the start of the season. The contract ends in June 2025.
Unlike Kane, Son Heung-min has never expressed his willingness to transfer.
However, the possibility of another season without the Union of European Football Associations (UEFA) Champions League could change the situation.
