British media Football Fancast said on the 20th, "Tottenham has the option to extend Son Heung-min's contract by one year. The content is to allow Son Heung-min to stay at the club until 2026. Son Heung-min's contract with Tottenham is scheduled to expire in 2025. It is highly likely that Tottenham will trigger an option to extend Son's contract by one year," referring to the contract between Son Heung-min and Tottenham.

The media said, "If Son Heung-min leaves in 2026, Tottenham will need a new captain," adding, "Goalkeeper Vicario has been impressive overall since moving to Tottenham last year. Tottenham can leave the captain to Vicario. It is similar to the way goalkeeper Lloris, who has been captain of Tottenham for a long time, led the team. Tottenham has full confidence in Vicario."메이저놀이터

Tottenham, which Son Heung-min is the captain of, has been sluggish recently with Madison and Romero serving as vice-captain.

Referring to Tottenham's poor performance this season, Britain's Sky Sports said on the 19th, "Son Heung-min is sluggish among Tottenham's key players. Veteran players, including Son Heung-min, are struggling for Tottenham. After Son Heung-min failed to record an effective shot against Arsenal, some fans questioned Postecoglou's reluctance to replace Son Heung-min."

"He scored two goals in the match against Everton this season, but only in three of the last 13 games," the media said, comparing Son's performances from last season to the latest. From the start of last season to last April, Son recorded 2.78 shots per game and 1.29 effective shots per game. He scored 0.62 goals per game and 0.33 assists. The number of cheek touches in the penalty area of the opponent team per game was 7.01.

On the other hand, since April, Son has recorded 1.90 shots per game and 0.95 shots on target. He scored 0.32 goals per game and 0.16 assists. The number of cheek touches in the opponent's penalty area per game was 6.50 times. Son was all in decline in various figures mentioned by Sky Sports.

Sky Sports pointed out not only Tottenham captain Son Heung-min but also vice-captain Romero's performance, saying, "Romero is another example." The media said, "Romero played emotional defense twice in a minute against Arsenal and showed signs of shaking at important moments. Romero left Magalyangis to shoot a header against Arsenal and made such a mistake against Leicester City and Newcastle. Questions arise about Romero's leadership and credibility recently."

Tottenham manager-turned-commentator Tim Sherwood said through Premier League production, "Tottenham needs to start winning and need to be lethal. Madison owns a lot of balls, but he always plays safely," and insisted that Madison should play adventurous.