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'Leave when you clap' is calming down.
Tottenham Hotspur is drawing attention as it is predicted that Son Heung-min (33) may choose to stay instead of transferring. Football London, a British soccer media outlet, predicted on the 28th (Korea time) that Tottenham would not send Son away from the summer transfer market in an article titled `Does Son Heung-min really have to leave or should he remain?'
The views of journalists in Football London were generally similar. Son Heung-min's skills in the Premier League last season are regrettable, but his influence on and off the pitch is still considerable. "Son Heung-min's stay will be worth more than any transfer fee Tottenham earns in the transfer market this summer," said Matthew Abbott of Football London. "It is true that the career season was the worst in history, but it is surprising that other teams are still showing interest. It's worth watching to see if he stays and regains his form. Like Mohamed Salah, Son Heung-min is also likely to sign a new contract. Sam Truelove also "It's all up to Son Heung-min. Because you have the right to make your own decisions. But I think Son Heung-min should play for Tottenham for another year`"Son Heung-min's leadership should not be underestimated. For Thomas Frank, his experience will be an invaluable asset." If Tottenham wants to send Son Heung-min out and receive a transfer fee, it may offer a new one-year contract. If so, it will benefit everyone."
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There is still a view that the best option is to send Son Heung-min out. Tom Kohli said, `Now is a good time to let Son go, as we start everything anew under Frank. It could be an appropriate choice for Son Heung-min himself"It's definitely worthwhile for Tottenham to catch Son Heung-min, but this summer is an opportunity to get a transfer fee." Will there be a team that will pay him a £30m transfer fee after this summer. It's definitely a shame to say goodbye to Son Heung-min, but it's right to face reality."
There was also a view that everything was up to Son Heung-min's choice. Cho Doyle said, `It is difficult to object to the fact that Son Heung-min has not been efficient over the past few seasons. Of course, it is the same that his leadership on and off the field is contributing a lot to the club." Tottenham had the worst performance in the Premier League last season. There was a large absence of veterans to lead the team. Son Heung-min's departure from the team doesn't make Tottenham's situation any better"In the end, it was up to Son Heung-min's choice. You have the right to decide whether to stay or take on new challenges. I think Son Heung-min will leave."
Reporter Park Sang-kyung ppark@sportschosun.com
This article was translated by Naver AI translator.
