Tottenham Hotspur face a potential summer bombshell as club captain Son Heung-min is reportedly weighing up his future at the North London club. The South Korean forward, who enjoyed a stellar individual season despite Spurs' struggles, has emerged as a prime target for German giants Bayern Munich.
Bayern's Ambitious Move
Fresh from their Bundesliga triumph, Bayern are preparing a major squad overhaul under new manager Vincent Kompany. The Bavarian club sees the 31-year-old Son as the perfect addition to bolster their attacking options, with the player's contract situation adding intrigue to the potential deal.
Contract Conundrum
Son's current deal with Tottenham runs until 2025, meaning this summer represents one of the last opportunities for Spurs to command a significant transfer fee for their talisman. The forward's impressive 17-goal Premier League campaign has only increased his value in the transfer market.
Spurs' Dilemma
Tottenham now face a crucial decision - cash in on their ageing star or risk losing him for a reduced fee next year. The potential departure would leave a significant void in Ange Postecoglou's squad, both in terms of leadership and attacking output.
With Bayern ready to test Tottenham's resolve, this transfer saga looks set to dominate headlines throughout the summer window as two of Europe's biggest clubs battle for one of Asia's greatest football exports.
