Tottenham make new Son exit decision after Saudi Arabia talks
Son Heung-min has a glorious chance to secure Tottenham their first trophy in 17 years.
The skipper will be hoping to lead his team out for their Europa League final clash against Manchester United at San Mames Stadium on Wednesday (21 May).
Son only recently returned from a foot injury, but with Ange Postecoglou's squad losing key attacking players in recent weeks, the South Korea international is likely to be named in the starting lineup.
Although Son's performances have dipped this season, victory would be a fitting reward for the loyal servant who has dedicated the bulk of his career to the North London club.
Son to stay despite links to Saudi Arabia
Son's indifferent season at Tottenham has led to increased speculation over his long-term future at the club.
| Competition | Appearances | Goals | Assists |
| Premier League | 30 | 7 | 10 |
| Europa League | 9 | 3 | 1 |
| FA Cup | 2 | - | 1 |
| Carabao Cup | 4 | 1 | - |
It is a testament to the high standards he has set in his 10 years at the club that a season in which the club captain hits double figures in both goals and assists could be considered below-par.
The more apparent reasoning is the performances as a whole, in which he has looked far less imposing and confident, whilst his 1-on-1 abilities have been shown up by younger players like Wilson Odobert.
These issues were highlighted in Spurs' last outing against Crystal Palace, where Son got in behind the defence on numerous occasions but was plagued by indecision, squandering the chances.
Nevertheless, he remains a key figure at the club, and according to TBR Football (18 May), he is expected to remain at Spurs next year despite contact from clubs in Saudi Arabia.
Tottenham's managerial situation will affect Son's future
Harry Kane's departure months into Postecoglou's tenure had huge ramifications for the manager, who was left to start a new era without the club's biggest icon.
The Australian awarded the captaincy to Son and has been a staunch supporter of the forward, complimenting both his ability and authority off the pitch as a leader.
With Postecoglou's future on a knife-edge, Son's influence on the dressing room would likely be an asset any incoming manager would demand to avoid the same difficult transition.