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18 Mar 2025 15:04

Tottenham, it’s Son, not Postecoglou. This season alone, how many times has Son helped extend their chances? In my eyes, there’s no way Postecoglou deserves to be in charge of Tottenham."

Given the situation, Son's achievements are only getting more attention. He's been clocking in an impressive average of 433 meters per 90 minutes, which ranks him number one across all top leagues worldwide! He’s outperforming players in their prime. This incredible distance is something he’s pulling off every single game.

"It's honestly hard to believe how well he manages to handle everything. Plus, when you look at the Premier League stats, he's top of the charts for both sprints and pressing, clearly showing that he’s not just an amazing striker but also a key player who’s totally dedicated to his team. A lot of experts are saying that what Son Heung-min is achieving is something that’s hard to pull off for a player in their 30s; they’ve pointed out that it takes serious self-discipline, natural fitness, and a real commitment to the team to make that happen.

According to a recent report by the UK’s Match Independent, tensions within the Tottenham team, especially around vice-captain Romero and Merison, have been escalating. The report claims that Postecoglou openly criticized the players in front of the public, which led to a significant backlash in the locker room. There have even been moments where Merison expressed dissatisfaction with Postecoglou’s tactics while sitting on the bench, which caught media attention. The whole situation shows that there’s already a lot of unrest between the coach and the players. Worst of all, it seems like they’ve already given up on the league and are just hoping for a lucky break in the Europa League, based on Postecoglou’s disappointing comments about the team's direction and the high stamina required.

"No player is happy with the current situation where the team is dealing with so many injuries due to intense tactics. It’s especially noteworthy that the Tottenham management seems to be aware of this, as they’re making plans to sell both Romero and Madison. Plus, Tottenham's living legend Son Heung-min is attracting interest from many clubs. Experts are saying that if Tottenham gets knocked out of the Europa League, he’s definitely going to leave.

According to British media team talk, Liverpool and Man City have recently been keeping an eye on Son, and there’s been talk in the past about them trying to sign him. Meanwhile, a German outlet has reported that Son is on Bayern Munich's wishlist. As Tottenham's performance continues to struggle, they see this as a prime opportunity to try and convince someone as loyal as Son to make a move.

Overall, it looks like the key players at Tottenham already have serious reservations about their commitment to the club. Unless there's a change in management, this situation isn't going to improve, and you can bet that they’re all thinking about how to get out of there as soon as possible.

"Well, it’s worth noting that it’s quite unusual, especially since Daniel Levy, the chairman known for being tight-fisted, wouldn’t just sit back and accept any financial losses. With that in mind, there’s been a lot of buzz about Tottenham’s main defender, Donny van de Beek. He’s not included in the latest Netherlands national team roster and is reportedly focused on personal training. However, in an unexpected interview with a Dutch media outlet, Van de Beek shared some surprising thoughts about the situation.

He mentioned that he doesn't think the performance and circumstances are what fans were hoping for, and that injuries or tactics are just excuses. Honestly, it seems like we’re not all pulling in the same direction. Watching the last game against Fulham from the bench was a real shock for him. Seeing Son Heung-min’s shot being blocked by one of our own players didn’t look like the kind of thing a team trying to win should be doing.

Tottenham hasn’t always been a top-performing club, but I chose to be part of this team because Son was here. Even if we’re not