Son Heung-min Eyes Move to LAFC as Tottenham Future Uncertain

Tottenham Hotspur captain Son Heung-min has expressed his intention to depart from the club this summer, with Los Angeles FC emerging as a prime destination amid increasing negotiations. The 33-year-old, who has dedicated a decade to Spurs, recently discussed his future with new head coach Thomas Frank, revealing his desire to leave on a positive note after guiding the team to a European trophy in May. During his tenure in north London, Son has been highly prolific, netting 173 goals and assisting 101 times in 454 appearances. He made history as the first Asian player to reach 100 Premier League goals and secured the Golden Boot in 2022. Sources indicate that Son was the only senior squad member to show interest in transferring during Frank's initial discussions with the team. Los Angeles FC, already home to former Spurs goalkeeper Hugo Lloris, is considered the most likely destination, offering Son the opportunity to be part of the vibrant Korean community in California. The MLS's profile has risen significantly, especially with global stars like Lionel Messi joining clubs such as Inter Miami. Son is reportedly eager to take on a prominent role in this new chapter of Major Leag...