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Tottenham Hotspur: Alasdair Gold shares Jose Mourinho hint over new contract for Son Heung-min

Football.London correspondent Alasdair Gold has tweeted that Jose Mourinho’s newest update over a fresh deal for Son Heung-min ‘will make Spurs fans very happy‘, with the Tottenham manager suggesting the forward wants to put pen to paper.

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The 28-year-old, who has been a mainstay for Tottenham over the last few seasons and largely dubbed one of the most ‘underrated‘ stars in the Premier League, currently earns way below the likes of Gareth Bale, Harry Kane and Tanguy Ndombele.

Son set for new deal

Football Insider recently reported that Son’s alleged new contract could be worth up to £52m, a ‘mammoth’ figure, and it’s not hard to see why judging by his contribution under Mourinho.

Recently, the South Korea ace bagged a quickfire opener against West Ham before his team’s shocking capitulation, whilst also slotting home a brace at Old Trafford in Spurs’ famous 6-1 away win. 

Indeed, he has struck up a fine partnership with fellow Tottenham star Kane, but takes home far less in terms of salary, with the club now set to change that by offering a reported £200,000 per week plus ‘performance-related’ bonuses.

Speaking in his press conference, as relayed by Gold, Mourinho has strongly hinted that Son would ‘love‘ to sign a new deal in north London – potentially great reason for Lilywhites to become excited.

Transfer Tavern take

Lauded as ‘unplayable‘ by ex-Spurs midfielder Michael Brown, the pundit also suggested that clubs will be ‘fully aware’ of Son’s contract situation, giving Tottenham good reason to try and tie the player down.

When Spurs will get the deal done remains to be seen, but given the attacker’s importance, it could be made an absolute priority.

In other news: Spurs are looking to tie down another player immediately after Son, find out who here and don’t forget to comment below with your views…

Emilio, 28 - Snack Media journalist who graduated with first class honours from the University of Central Lancashire in 2019. Lifelong Man City supporter.

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