US EditionSpurs Captain Son Heung-Min to Leave Premier League Club Amid LAFC Interest
SOUTH KOREA, AUG 2 – Son Heung-min ends a decade at Tottenham with 173 goals in 454 appearances after winning the Europa League and seeks a new challenge ahead of the 2026 World Cup.
- On Saturday, Son Heung-min confirmed his departure from Tottenham Hotspur after a decade, during a press conference in South Korea.
- Reflecting on his decision, Son explained, `leaving has been on my mind after emotional talks with teammates and I feel I have achieved everything at Spurs`.
- Looking back on his tenure, Son Heung-min scored 173 goals in over 450 appearances for Tottenham Hotspur, highlighting his impactful career.
- Looking to his final outing, Son said, 'For now it's to focus on tomorrow's match' before facing Newcastle United in a Sunday friendly in Seoul.
- Speculation suggests Los Angeles FC is leading the race for Son Heung-min, who has one year remaining on his contract.
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Son Heung-min record at Tottenham: South Korean star to leave Spurs after a decade
The South Korean joined the North London club from Bayer Leverkusen in 2015 and led the side to its first trophy in 17 years, after beating Manchester United in the UEFA Europa League final in May.
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Spurs captain Son Heung-min to leave Premier League club amid LAFC interest
Son Heung-min has announced he will be leaving Tottenham. Son says his decision is "the most difficult” of his career and adds the Premier League club is supporting him as he looks to move on. Los Angeles FC is a…
The South Korean star is leaving Tottenham Hotspur after ten years.
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Son Heung-min will leave Tottenham Hotspur after 10 years at the club, the forward has announced. The South Korean international, who led Spurs to their first trophy in 17 years with victory in the Europa League final, has attracted interest from MLS side Los Angeles FC. In an emotional press conference during a pre-season tour of South Korea, Son said the decision was “the most difficult one I have made in my career”.“I came to north London as …
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