Saudi Arabia wants to sign Son Heung-min to expand the league s influence in South Korea

Son Heung-min's contract with Tottenham will expire in just 12 months, and Saudi clubs are also paying attention to the situation of the South Korean captain. Sources learned that Son Heung-min may still leave Tottenham before the start of next season, but any transfer operation is very likely to be postponed to the Asian tour. If he missed the Asian tour, it is likely to trigger a series of complex disputes with the tour organizers. Tottenham club has arranged two friendly matches. On July 31, the team will face off against Arsenal in Hong Kong, China, and three days later, it will face Newcastle United in Seoul, South Korea. Son Heung-min is highly respected and admired by fans in his motherland, South Korea, and local fans are looking forward to him going to Southeast Asia to tour with Tottenham. Therefore, Son Heung-min plays a crucial role in the business attraction of Tottenham's trip to Asia. All the activities that Son Heung-min needs to participate in during the tour have been determined in advance, and Tottenham has also promised to implement these plans and arrangements. It is understood that if any club is willing to offer a quote that is far better than Son Heung-min's current value, Tottenham will consider selling it before the Asian tour. Media reports said Jeddah United, Riyadh Victory and Caticia were all three clubs that expressed interest to him this summer, all of which were willing to pay a transfer fee of 40 million euros for the South Korean striker. Saudi Arabia is preparing to provide Son Heung-min with a salary of about €30 million a season, and if he agrees to the transfer, it is believed that the Saudi league will reach a lucrative TV rights deal with a South Korean broadcaster this summer to provide an instant return on investment. Sun Heung-minKoreaTottenhamSaudiPremierFootballWild ball judgeI can’t hide it anymore I’m a fan