Saudi Team 2 Recruited Son Heung-min for 75 Billion..."No intention to renew the contract with Tottenham"
Saudi Team 2 Recruited Son Heung-min for 75 Billion..."No intention to renew the contract with Tottenham"
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There was a startling report.
Saudi Arabia's two clubs have reported surprising Son Heung-min.
It is reported that two Saudi Arabian clubs offered a transfer fee of 50 million euros (75 billion won) to Tottenham to recruit Son Heung-min.
Amid reports that Tottenham is actually preparing to break up with Son Heung-min by avoiding his request for renewal, news has emerged that Saudi clubs are scrambling to scout Son Heung-min.
It is reported that Tottenham's reason for extending his current contract with Son Heung-min by one year early last month is to sell him to the market and convert him into cash.
Of course, Son holds all the keys. If Son refuses to go to the Middle East, Saudi Arabian clubs' attack on him will be useless.
Recently, news has emerged within Tottenham Hotspur that they are not sure about Son Heung-min.
In other words, Tottenham insiders think Son Heung-min's poor performance is the reason for the withdrawal of contract negotiations with him.
The British media 'TBR Football' reported the news. "We were able to confirm what Tottenham officials said about Son Heung-min's uncertain future," the media said on the 19th (Korea time), adding, "Our source revealed how Tottenham's high-ranking officials and Son Heung-min's representative think of Son's situation."
"Tottenham's leadership believes that Son Heung-min's current performance justifies the withdrawal of contract renewal negotiations," he said. "Tottenham, which closed the contract negotiation table with Son Heung-min last summer, is nodding that their judgment was correct as they watched Son Heung-min's poor performance this season."
The media also said that Tottenham conveyed its intention to Son Heung-min last year that it had no intention of negotiating a contract renewal and that Son Heung-min was shocked by Tottenham's decision.
This content has already become a hot topic once in November last year.
Tottenham is not interested in renewing its multi-year contract, but the contract period for Son has been extended to June 30, 2026, as it activated the option of a one-year extension contained in the four-year contract with Son Heung-min signed in 2021.
As the two sides gain another year, they could revive the spark of renewed contract negotiations, but Tottenham seems to have already erased Son Heung-min in their head.
"TBR Football" said, "When coach Anji Postecoglou first took charge of the team, Tottenham said they would discuss renewing the contract if Son Heung-min fits the system well, and the negotiations began, but eventually collapsed." "Tottenham chose to invoke the extension option to preserve its value. We know Son Heung-min has not talked to Tottenham, and he firmly believes Son Heung-min is likely to leave Tottenham this summer."
He also analyzed, "The reason why senior Tottenham officials canceled the renewal negotiations with Son Heung-min is because of concerns about Son's long-term performance."
In particular, the media pointed out Son Heung-min's future destination.
"We also confirmed that Son Heung-min's side acknowledged that Tottenham is considering several striker options, including left-side strikers, is a clear sign that Son Heung-min is not in their (Tottenham) plan," he said, explaining that Son Heung-min's side is also aware of Tottenham's exclusion from its long-term plans.
"Saudi Arabia's professional league is showing great interest in Son Heung-min, and so is Major League Soccer (MLS), the top U.S. soccer league," he said, adding that the Saudi Arabian League and MLS, where soccer players are often in their career twilight years, are interested in Son Heung-min.
Under such circumstances, it was argued that Saudi Arabia's Al-Etihad and Al-Hilal could pay Son Heung-min's transfer fee to Tottenham.
British media "Kurt Offside" reported on the 20th that Saudi Arabia, RT Hard and Al Hilal are all interested in Son Heung-min and are willing to pay 50 million euros for the Korean national striker.
However, Cutoffside said, "Tottenham wants to keep Son Heung-min and is ready to discuss a new contract," adding that unlike TBR Football, the renewal of the contract is alive. However, he soon said, "If a player is offered a large amount of money, it could be a problem, and Tottenham may find it difficult to reject a 50 million euro offer for 33-year-old Son Heung-min," stressing that Tottenham could also be attracted to Saudi clubs' move to recruit Son Heung-min.
Son Heung-min is expected to enter the process of finishing his career when he goes to Saudi Arabia.
In fact, it is also true that there are question marks over whether Son Heung-min will continue to play as a competitive player in the Premier League after June 2026.
This is because his performance has deteriorated dramatically this season.
He has scored 10 goals and eight assists (six goals and seven assists in the league) this season, but his performance itself is not the same as before. Legendary striker Alan Shearer, who has recorded the most goals in his Premier League career, diagnosed that Son Heung-min is currently sluggish because of his lack of confidence. 카지노
Some doubted Son's leadership as a captain.
Midfielder Jamie O'Hara, who played for Tottenham in the 2000s, said on Wednesday, "Son Heung-min is not the type to demonstrate leadership. We need to give up the captaincy and give another player a chance," suggesting that Son be deprived of the captaincy, drawing keen attention from the public.
O'Hara went further and made provocations, mentioning Koreans.
According to the Tottenham Hotspur News, O'Hara said, "I am under immense criticism from Korean fans. I am suffering 24 hours a day on social media because I said Son is neither a captain nor a leader, and I need to find someone to replace him," adding, "He was an incredibly good player and the best player for Tottenham. He was a world-class player, but he is no longer."
First of all, it is difficult to say that the trust between Tottenham and Son Heung-min has been completely broken.
However, the one-year extension of the current contract has provided Tottenham with an opportunity to sell Son Heung-min for a transfer fee, and there are also questions about Son's performance.
In this situation, Al-Itihad, who has Karim Benzema, and Saudi Arabia's most prestigious Al-Hilal sent a love call to recruit Son Heung-min at the same time. Son Heung-min's move this summer, which was considered smooth, is likely to attract attention again.