Spurs could loose both Kane and Son?

Harry Kane and Son Heung-Min are the most lethal Premiership duo in years. Every season they provide double-digit figures and have a partnership like no other (maybe Liverpool can come close, but not this consistent). But, in June, that can change, and radically. Not only that the Spurs could sell one of them, but they could also sell both.

There have been valid reports for some time that Harry Kane will leave the club in order to win something big (Premier League, Champions League) while he is still at his peak, and the only possible suitor is Manchester City, mainly because of the price, which can be even 140 million euros. But now, news emerged about Son’s possible return to the Bundesliga, this time to Bayern Munich. As always, the stories began when the contract extension talks for the South Korean stopped. Sportsmail was writing in October 2020 that the negotiations started, and the wage mentioned was around 235.000 euros per week, but it all stopped. Bayern Munich heard about that, and are prepared to offer Son a new five-year deal, bigger than Tottenham’s, and are prepared to wait a year to get their man, per Football Insider.

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Of course, Spurs manager Jose Mourinho was quick to express his confidence that the South Korean, who scored 18 goals and registered 16 assists so far will sign the new contract.

„Son is not a problem, he has a contract still for a couple of years if I am not wrong, maybe even three. I believe, just to wait for the right moment to do it. Probably this situation with the world where we are, the Covid situation, I do not think it is the right moment for players and clubs to discuss contracts with so many people losing jobs and not working and difficulties. I believe that when the sun shines again for the world, I believe the club and Sonny they are going to arrive quite easily to a conclusion“ said Jose in February.

Whatever the reason for stalling, it should be mitigated quickly. Spurs cannot allow themselves to lose Son and Kane, and since the latter will almost certainly go, The South Korean will remain their biggest asset.

Before signing for the Spurs, Son played very successfully in Bundesliga, scoring 49 goals in all competitions for both Hamburg and Bayer Leverkusen. Will he come back to Germany?