Son Heung-min bid an emotional farewell to Tottenham during his final appearance for the club in a pre-season draw with Newcastle on Sunday.
**Sonny's Shock Exit: Tottenham Captain Eyes LAFC Move!**
In a stunning announcement that has rocked the Premier League, Tottenham Hotspur's star captain Son Heung-min has revealed his decision to leave the club at the end of the season. Sources indicate the South Korean international is strongly considering a move to Major League Soccer, with LAFC emerging as the frontrunner to secure his signature. This bombshell news marks the end of an era for Spurs and a potentially game-changing arrival for MLS
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Tottenham manager Thomas Frank has provided an update on captain Heung-min Son's future at the club, amid strong interest from MLS side Los Angeles FC. Son has entered the final 12 months of his deal at Spurs and is set for crunch talks with the English side over a new deal. LAFC have reportedly offered him a lucrative £15 million ($20.2m) per season contract.
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Son Heung-min is set for crunch talks with Tottenham Hotspur after Major League Soccer side Los Angeles FC made a £15 million ($20.2m) offer for the club captain. With just one year remaining on his contract, Spurs are considering his future - but a decision won’t be made until after their lucrative pre-season tour of Asia, where Son’s presence is essential to the financial payout.
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Son Heung-min's Tottenham future hangs in the balance, but the club legend has earned the right to dictate his next move. After finally delivering a trophy - ending a 17-year wait - a summer sale feels wrong. Allowing Son to see out his contract appears the most sensible path, maximizing his impact while respecting his iconic status. However, Thomas Frank and Brentford may need one last stellar performance from the South Korean captain before an emotional Spurs farewell becomes reality. Letting him depart on his own terms feels fitting for a player who has given so much to the club
