Carlo Ancelotti and Real Madrid ‘are keeping an eye on Son Heung-min with Spanish club among admirers of Tottenham forward as he prepares for his next career move’, according to reports in Germany
- Tottenham forward Son Heung-Min has reportedly attracted Real Madrid’s eye
- The South Korean scored 23 league goals to share the golden boot last season
- At 30-years-old he is currently in the prime of his career at the top of the game
Son Heung-min is preparing for the next move in his career carefully, having shot to world-class status over the last few seasons at Tottenham.
The South Korean international finished in 11th place in the Ballon d’Or rankings earlier in October, and scored a joint Premier League high 23 goals last campaign on his way to becoming one of the world’s leading forwards.
And he may now be on the verge of making a move away from north London, despite a contract keeping him there until 2025, with Real Madrid interested in his services, according to German outlet SPORT1.
SPORT1 report that Son Heung-min is considering making the next step in his career carefully
SPORT1 have reported that Los Blancos coach Carlo Ancelotti has kept a watch on the 30-year-old’s progress, clearly impressed by the forward’s array of talents.
Not only is he capable of stunning solo efforts, but Son is also frighteningly quick and has an eye for a pass too.
As a result Son has fast become one of the most deadly attacking players in Europe, despite arriving at Tottenham as a relatively unknown quantity.
Carlo Ancelotti and Real Madrid are said to be interested in the South Korean international
He joined Spurs back in 2015 for £27million from Bundesliga side Bayer Leverkusen, and has gone on to amass 136 goals and 76 assists.
The 30-year-old has formed an infamous bond with Harry Kane – no pair has ever combined for more goals in the Premier League – but he may come to decide that he is more likely to win some of the game’s greatest honours elsewhere.
Son has 136 goals for Spurs having arrived in north London in 2015
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