London Football Network: Frank will have in-depth exchanges with Son Heung-min to understand his plans for the future

June 11th According to London Football Network, Tottenham Hotspur coach Thomas Frank will discuss his future with Son Heung-min.

It is reported that as Frank is about to transfer from Brentford to Tottenham, one of the important tasks he will face is to discuss his future with captain Son Heung-min. The South Korean star is reportedly willing to leave Tottenham more than ever. Frank is expected to complete the transfer in the next few days when he will take his coaching team to North London. However, when he arrives, he will find that the team faces some important decisions about key players staying or leaving.

Last summer, former coach Postkoglu lost team-leading top scorer Kane shortly after taking office, and now Frank may face a similar situation, especially about the future of captain Son Heung-min and vice captain Romero. Romero has two years of contract and has an affair with Atletico Madrid, while Son Heung-min's contract has only the last year left. Tottenham chose to extend Son Heung-min's contract for 12 months in the middle of the season, but that doesn't mean he will stay with the team.

Son Heung-min, 32, suffered a foot injury in the just-concluded season and his form declined. He scored only 7 goals in the Premier League, but he contributed a total of 23 goals and assists in all competitions. Most importantly, Son Heung-min helped Tottenham win the UEFA Cup, ending the club's 17-year trophy drought. For Son Heung-min, who has played for Tottenham for ten years and realized his dream, he is now more open to finding new opportunities this summer.

The Saudi professional league team is optimistic that it will launch an offensive against Son Heung-min this summer because his huge influence in the Asian market can bring huge exposure to the league. In addition, the major leagues in the United States are also a potential destination for Son Heung-min, but his current high value may be a hindrance. For Tottenham, they need to evaluate Son Heung-min's ability, his contribution over the years and his business value (the team will travel to Hong Kong and South Korea for a lucrative Asian Tour next month), considering that he is already in the final year of his contract and is about to turn 33. If a new short-term contract cannot be reached, then by the summer of 2026, Tottenham will lose the legendary star.

Frank hopes to have in-depth exchanges with Son Heung-min and understand his plans for the future. As an excellent communicator, Frank may be able to convince Son Heung-min to stay and return to his peak form. In addition, Tottenham's return to the Champions League may also be one of the factors that attract Son Heung-min to continue to stay in the team. Son Heung-min is currently playing with the national team. When asked if he would play for Tottenham for another season, he said: "At this stage, I think waiting is better than answering directly, after all, my contract has not expired."