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Manchester United's Alejandro Garnacho will replace Son Heung-min (Tottenham).
British Give Me Sports reported on the 18th (Korea time) "Tottenham reportedly made a shocking contact with Manchester United to recruit winger Garnacho"
With more than half of this season in the English Premier League (EPL), Tottenham is in the midst of an all-time crisis this season. Tottenham, under manager Enze Postecoglou, are currently 14th in the league, close to relegation.
Tottenham have been hit hard by injury problems, especially in defence. It is no exaggeration to say that the squad collapsed in the dead, as shown by midfielder Archie Gray and full-back Jed Spence playing as central defenders.
As an injury nightmare looms over the goalkeeper's position, he is in a situation where he has to urgently recruit Antony Kinski.
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Son Heung-min is firmly holding on in the offense, but Tottenham is also preparing to recruit another striker.
"Tottenham reportedly made specific inquiries to Manchester United about the possibility of signing Garnacho," the media said. "He is a player that Manchester United could consider selling."
Garnacho has been performing well this season with eight goals and five assists in 31 official games. It was similar to Son Heung-min, who scored eight goals and seven assists in 26 games. Garnacho, who is 20 years old this year, is a player whose prime has yet to come and is an option that can fit Tottenham's future preparations.
Son Heung-min is expected to be his last at Tottenham with only a short-term contract extension until next year. Tottenham is openly exploring Son Heung-min's replacements, including Garnacho and Rashford. He is not expected to be treated as the team's captain and legendary player.
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British newspaper The Boyhotsper reported on the same day that `Although Son signed a one-year contract extension, his long-term future remains uncertain.'
The media said the club is reportedly hesitant to offer him another long-term contract, with the 32-year-old's current performance falling short of his usual level.
John Wehem, familiar with Tottenham news, said `Son Heung-min's future at the club depends on his form"If he can come back to his best, they will certainly offer him a new contract." "But he's getting older now, and his existing contract is earning 200,000 pounds (about 350 million won) per week. It is too much for that age."
In the end, Tottenham is expected to let go of the team because it is a waste of the wages paid to the legendary player who made the team's history. Son Heung-min's side needs to not settle for an extension of the contract with Tottenham, but take measures such as seeking a team that can transfer from this point on.
This article was translated by Naver AI translator.
