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Contract Extension on the Cards for Son
Spurs are set to activate an extension clause in Heung-min Son’s contract to ensure a substantial transfer fee can be secured for the South Korean star. The 31-year-old forward, who has been a pivotal figure for Tottenham since his arrival in 2015, has a contract running until 2025 with an option for an additional year. While the club has not yet announced any decision, the move is anticipated to protect Tottenham’s financial interests.
Alan Hutton Weighs In on Son’s Future
Alan Hutton, a former Tottenham and Rangers defender, has voiced his opinion on the matter, stating that allowing Son’s contract to expire would not be a logical step for the club. Son, who took over the captaincy of Ange Postecoglou’s side, is renowned for his contribution to the team, netting 17 goals in the last Premier League season. With 162 goals to his name, he stands as the fifth highest goal scorer in the club’s history.
Son’s Continued Impact and Transfer Speculation
Despite rumors linking Son with moves to Turkey and Saudi Arabia, the forward admitted to turning down a move to the Middle East in the summer of 2023. Hutton believes that by activating the clause, Tottenham would not only secure Son’s services for two more seasons but also position themselves to demand an appropriate fee should a transfer opportunity arise. Hutton also highlighted Son’s versatility, noting his effectiveness both as a striker and when playing from the left wing.
The Importance of Retaining Son
With speculation surrounding Tottenham’s striker options, including rumors of interest in Toney, Hutton emphasized the necessity for the team to have multiple choices in their attacking lineup. As the team’s captain and a significant contributor on the pitch, Hutton insists that it would be nonsensical for Spurs to let Son’s contract wind down without taking action to secure his value for the club’s future.
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