Even though Son Heung-min is in his thirties, Darren Bent believes that clubs would need to pay £80 million for him.
Son Heung-min continues to set the example for Tottenham and serve as a constant reminder that class is timeless.
Son has played 25 games for Tottenham and will turn 32 in July, but he has still contributed to 22 goals. That’s even though he missed a whole month of football because he was playing in the Asian Cup.
As the team’s captain now, Son is only three games away from becoming the North London team’s all-time leading scorer with 400 runs. Gugliemo Vicario, the goalkeeper for Tottenham, reportedly described a player as “literally unbelievable.”
Son is attracting interest from Saudi Arabian teams, and Bent, a former Tottenham striker, talked about how long it would take Tottenham to entertain offers for their captain. It might be a whopping £80 million, he says.
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In an interview with TalkSPORT on March 3, at 5:15 p.m., Bent stated, “Much too good to lose.” Far too wonderful. I’m not sure [why no teams have made a move for him]. Payments of £70m or £80m would be required. What a role model.
Son Heung-min of Tottenham, according to Darren Bent, would cost £80 million.
Due to his age, clubs may be reluctant to spend up to £80 million, but Spurs value him far more. a player that fits Ange Postecoglou’s system perfectly, a fan favorite, and a leader.
Son belongs to the small group of players who can be considered truly world class. A truly amazing talent that keeps demonstrating that age is nothing more than a number. Son and the Spurs go hand in hand.
Son will be essential if Postecoglou wants to lead Spurs into the playoffs at the conclusion of the season. This weekend, Spurs will play a pivotal London derby against Fulham before to the international break.
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