Heung-min Son reveals what he would trade for Tottenham to win a trophy.

Tottenham face Manchester United in the Carabao Cup quarter-finals on Thursday, giving the Lilywhites a crucial opportunity to end their trophy drought.

Heung-min Son shone against Southampton, and his performance will be pivotal if Tottenham are to progress against United.

Now in his tenth season with Spurs, Son remains determined to make this campaign the one where the club’s 16-year wait for silverware finally comes to an end.

Heung-min Son Prioritizes Trophy Over Personal Records

Son recently set a new record as Tottenham’s all-time Premier League assist leader, surpassing Darren Anderton’s mark of 67.

In the win against Southampton, he not only provided two assists but also found the back of the net himself.

Despite his personal achievement, Son made it clear that team success takes priority over individual accolades.

Speaking about breaking the record, the Tottenham captain emphasized that he would gladly trade all his goals and assists for a trophy.

He expressed pride in his accomplishment but remains focused on helping Spurs achieve collective glory.

Son told Tottenham Hotspur: “I’m very proud of what I’ve achieved for this club, but I’m still hungry and want to improve.

If I could trade this for a trophy, I would do so without hesitation. Everyone at this club—players, staff, and fans—deserve a trophy, and we’re working towards that goal.

“Right now, individual records don’t matter. We must stay united and focused on achieving success as a team.”

Son’s Contract Uncertainty

Son’s current contract situation remains unresolved.

While Tottenham are expected to trigger a one-year extension in his deal, discussions over a new long-term contract have not yet started.

If no agreement is reached, the forward could enter his final season at the club next year.

Is Heung-min Son Returning to His Best?

Son delivered a standout performance against Southampton, contributing three goal involvements in just 45 minutes.

The forward scored Tottenham’s second goal before assisting James Maddison and Pape Matar Sarr.

At 32, Son has faced challenges this season but showed clear signs of returning to form at St Mary’s.

His display was a timely reminder of the impact he can have, and Tottenham will be hoping he can build on that momentum heading into the cup clash with Manchester United.