Son’s departure signals the end of a remarkable decade with Tottenham Hotspur. The 33-year-old forward made 454 appearances, scored 173 goals, and claimed individual accolades including the Premier League Golden Boot in the 2021–22 season. He also played a key role in Tottenham's 2025 UEFA Europa League triumph—the club’s first European trophy in 17 years.
During a recent pre-season match in Seoul against Newcastle United, Son was given a guard of honour as he left the pitch, receiving a standing ovation from teammates, opponents, and thousands of fans in attendance.
Reports suggest Tottenham and Los Angeles FC have reached a full agreement on the transfer, with a fee reportedly between $20–26 million—potentially the highest in MLS history. LAFC head coach Steve Cherundolo praised Son as a world-class talent, stating that any club would benefit from his presence. Son is expected to complete a medical and be officially unveiled upon arrival in the United States.
The move marks a new chapter in Son’s illustrious career, with the player reportedly keen on helping grow the sport’s popularity in North America while preparing for the next World Cup cycle. His departure has stirred deep emotions among South Korean fans, reflecting his impact as a national icon and global ambassador for Asian football.
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