Son Heung-min, an attacking player for Tottenham Hotspur, is reportedly being watched by Real Madrid.
The South Korean international has sparked a lot of interest in the Spanish capital as they try to bolster their offensive squad.
Real Madrid is reportedly keeping a close eye on his development and has already indicated interest in signing him, according to a report from Fichajes.
It is unknown whether Real Madrid will decide to make a move for the £190,000 per week attacker at the end of the current campaign. He currently has a contract with Spurs that runs through the summer of 2025.
Son is already 31 years old, and it’s unlikely that he will become better over time. The ideal forward for Real Madrid to invest in is one who is younger and has a bigger potential.
The South Korean has been a superb employee for Tottenham Hotspur since joining the team, and he has the potential to become a world-class player in today’s game.
Son, who has five goals in seven games this season in all competitions, will try to help Tottenham get back into the Champions League.
The 31-year-old is unlikely to be traded in the middle of the season, and Daniel Levy might ask for more money for him towards the conclusion of the year.
Any player might find the chance to play for Real Madrid alluring, so it will be intriguing to see if the Spanish team can persuade the South Korean to sign with them.
The 31-year-old’s decision about a rumored contract extension at the London club is still up in the air.
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