Lilywhite Rose suggests Son Heung-min’s deal at Tottenham is finalized.

Son Heung-min has struggled for form in recent weeks, leading some fans to call for Tottenham to part ways with the South Korean forward, who is reportedly “frustrated” in North London.

The 32-year-old’s current contract expires at the end of the season, making him a free agent.

According to The Times (21 December), Spurs plan to exercise their option to extend Son’s contract by one year, though no official confirmation has been made.

John Wenham, owner of Lilywhite Rose, shared his thoughts with Tottenham News, suggesting an announcement might be imminent.

“It might already be done,” Wenham remarked. “I recall when his last contract was signed and announced, many people knew it was finalized well before the official announcement.

Perhaps those close to him don’t leak such information.

Tottenham managed to keep his previous renewal under wraps for a long time, so this might already be settled.

“If it hasn’t been signed, you’d expect clubs to contact him starting 1 January, with agents working in the background. However, we’re not hearing such rumors.

For me, the one-year extension is probably already done.”

Should Tottenham extend Son Heung-min’s contract?

It seems practical for Spurs to extend Son’s deal for another year.

Despite his recent dip in form, Son remains the club captain and a significant figure both on and off the pitch.

His influence behind the scenes and immense popularity among fans are undeniable.

Thousands flock to the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium every season to watch him play and purchase his merchandise.

Chairman Daniel Levy, known for prioritizing revenue opportunities, will likely be eager to retain Son for his commercial value alone.

Given these factors, it would not be surprising if the extension has already been finalized and the club is merely waiting to make the announcement public.