Heung-min, the beloved star of Tottenham Hotspur, has officially announced his decision to leave the club this summer. The emotional revelation came during a press conference in Seoul, where the Tottenham captain Son admitted it was the hardest choice of his career. After 10 memorable years, the South Korean icon is ready for a new chapter.
Having scored 173 goals in 454 matches, Heung-min has become one of the Premier League’s most consistent performers. Appointed club captain in 2023, his leadership was instrumental in the Spurs’ Europa League triumph over Manchester United last season.
Heung-min Reflects on His Time as Tottenham Captain
Throughout the press conference, Heung-min paid heartfelt tribute to the fans and the club that shaped him. “I came here as a boy who didn’t even speak English. Leaving as a grown man is something I’m proud of,” he said, visibly emotional.
The Tottenham captain Son also touched on his first European title, saying, “Winning the Europa League made me feel I had achieved everything I could here.” His remarks have been widely covered in recent news about Son Heung Min, with speculation rising about his next move.
Son Heung Min Games: Legacy and Final Spurs Match
Sunday’s pre-season friendly against Newcastle United in Seoul might mark the final Spurs appearance in Son Heung Min’s career. Fans are expected to pack the stadium for a potential farewell to their hero.
Though Son Heung Min’s news has linked him with moves to the United States and Saudi Arabia, no deal is confirmed. He reiterated, “I don’t think I have an answer yet,” emphasizing that his current focus is on the 2026 World Cup in North America.
What’s Next for the Korean Star?
As Heung-min considers the future, his priority remains South Korea’s World Cup campaign. “It’s likely to be my last World Cup, and I want to give everything,” he shared.
Though his next club is unknown, one thing is sure—Heung-min leaves behind a legendary career at Spurs.
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