"I do my best everywhere" ...Son Heung-min Be Careful With Questions About Staying At Tottenham
"I do my best everywhere" ...Son Heung-min Be Careful With Questions About Staying At Tottenham
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Son Heung-min (33) showed a cautious stance when asked whether he will stay at Tottenham Hotspur. He expressed high praise for his younger teammates' performance, expressing expectations for the future of Korean soccer.
When asked about his future course of action in the mixed zone after the 10th Group B match (4-0 win) of the third Asian qualifying round for the 2026 North-China World Cup against Kuwait at Seoul World Cup Stadium on the 10th, Son Heung-min replied, "I think it would be better to wait than to say anything here."
"I have always tried my best wherever I am," he said. With his contract with Tottenham still pending until next summer, he did not disclose details of his contract extension or transfer to another team. However, rumors of his transfer to another team are constantly being raised.
When asked how he felt after watching young players perform in the match, he smiled happily. "I was so proud of you and proud of you for showing such a good performance when quite young players went to the stadium today," he said.
In particular, Son Heung-min praised the fact that young players played confidently without shrinking even on the big stage. "It was much better than I imagined to play on this field without being intimidated like this," he said.
On the level of Korean soccer, he expressed his pride. "Most of you think it's easy to go in Asia because you're a member of the Republic of Korea," he said. "Since all the players from the second to the third qualifying round played with the determination that they would not lose, we were able to finish the game with such a good result." 스포츠토토
This season was a special season. Son Heung-min, who won the UEFA Europa League title with Tottenham this season, said, "It was a very happy time and a lot of support, but I think it was a meaningful season for me to share that moment with you even though it was late."
Son was substituted for Oh at the 30th minute in the second half of the day to play in his 134th A-match. Son has overtaken goalie Lee Woon-jae (133 matches) to rank third in the history of Korean soccer in the most A-match appearances. He is two games behind Hong Myung-bo (136 matches), who is ranking second.
With the victory, South Korea ended the third qualifying round with six wins, four draws and no losses, confirming its advance to the World Cup finals as the No. 1 player in the group.