“SHOCKING Tottenham Bombshell: Star Player’s £100M Transfer JACKPOT Could Make Clubs FILTHY RICH Overnight!”

Heung-min Son’s future at Tottenham Hotspur is currently uncertain, despite recently lifting the Europa League trophy—his first piece of silverware since arriving in North London nearly a decade ago.

At 32 years old, the South Korean international could be approaching the end of his Spurs career, with reports suggesting there is a 50/50 chance he departs the club this summer.

Son is also contractually committed to feature in a friendly match in his homeland against Newcastle United on 3 August. Should he miss it, Tottenham may face a financial penalty.

Tottenham could demand £100 million for Son

Former Spurs scout Bryan King believes the club would only consider letting Son go for a fee in the region of £100 million.

Football commentator Ian Darke echoed that sentiment, suggesting such a price tag could only realistically be met by clubs in Saudi Arabia.

Speaking exclusively to Tottenham News, Darke said: “Only Saudi Arabia could afford a fee like that.

There’s an enormous amount of marketing revenue to be made from signing Son due to his incredible popularity in South Korea—it’s hard to overstate just how big of a name he is there.

“From a footballing perspective, though, he’s likely past his peak. His prime years were when he formed a lethal partnership with Harry Kane, consistently producing top performances for Spurs.

“He’s been a tremendous servant to the club, but £100 million is a significant investment unless a club is confident of profiting massively from his marketability.”

Spurs may have to accept a record offer

While there’s no doubt Son is a beloved figure at the club, Daniel Levy may find it impossible to turn down such a lucrative bid—especially if it comes from a Saudi Pro League side.

Tottenham have already secured Champions League qualification, which gives them strong leverage in the transfer market.

A windfall of £100 million could further strengthen their ability to land top-tier targets this summer, potentially elevating the squad to another level as they prepare for an ambitious 2025/26 campaign.