A new report has shed light on whether Heung-min Son wants to work with Thomas Frank at Tottenham and how likely he is to seek an exit from the North London club this summer.
It has been reported that some Spurs players are angered by Ange Postecoglou’s sacking and could push for an exit from the club this summer.
One of those could be the club captain, with reports over recent days indicating that a move to Saudi Arabia is on the cards for Son this summer.
In fact, Alasdair Gold has even said that Son is more open to a Tottenham exit this summer than he has ever been, thus raising serious doubts about the 32-year-old’s future at the club.
Thomas Franks set for Tottenham talks with Heung-min Son
TBR Football have now claimed that the South Korean is open to working with Thomas Frank, who is expected to be confirmed as the new Tottenham head coach in a matter of days.
It is explained that one of the Danish coach’s first jobs as Spurs boss would be to sit down with the club captain and discuss whether it would be right for him to stay at the club.
Son is ready to play for Frank and he believes that he still has plenty to offer Tottenham, but at the same time, he is prepared to exit the club this summer.
As things stand, the 32-year-old’s future remains undecided, with his discussions with the incoming Tottenham head coach expected to provide more clarity on his future.
Son is also attracting interest from Europe
Interestingly, TBR Football say that it is not just clubs from the Saudi Pro League who are extremely keen on signing the Tottenham Hotspur superstar.
Son has also allegedly received interest from Germany, Italy and Spain, meaning that he will not be short of options if he decides to part ways with the Lilywhites.
The outlet also spoke to transfer market expert Graeme Bailey, who said about the forward’s situation: “Son could very well have played his last game for Tottenham and well, if it was the Europa League final, it would be fitting.
“I am told he still believes he is more than capable of recapturing his best form – but Spurs are ready to make moves this summer and Son leaving could materialise.”