“SHOCKING SCANDAL! Alasdair Gold Exposes Tottenham’s ‘World-Class’ Superstar VANISHING from Training – Career in JEOPARDY!”
Tottenham Hotspur have suffered a setback in their preparations for Thursday’s Europa League semi-final, as star forward Son Heung-min was absent from training.
According to journalist Alasdair Gold, the South Korean international did not take part in Wednesday morning’s session ahead of their crucial clash against Bodo/Glimt.
Spurs’ campaign has been filled with disappointment—early exits from the FA Cup, a heavy defeat to Liverpool in the League Cup semi-final, and a dismal Premier League season.
However, the Europa League presents a final chance to salvage pride, end their 17-year trophy drought, and potentially secure a spot in next season’s Champions League.
Yet that mission may proceed without their talismanic attacker. Gold reported on X (formerly Twitter): “No Son Heung-min in Spurs training this morning.”
The reason for his absence remains unclear, but it raises concerns ahead of such a pivotal tie.
Although Son hasn’t hit his usual high standards this term, he remains an influential figure under Ange Postecoglou.
With 11 goals and 12 assists across all competitions this season, the 31-year-old has still played a vital role.
In his overall Spurs career, he has notched 173 goals and provided 98 assists in 451 appearances—numbers that underscore his enduring importance.
If Son is sidelined, Tottenham will have to consider their options in attack.
Richarlison, Mathys Tel, and Wilson Odobert are likely candidates to replace him, while youngster Mikey Moore could be a long-shot choice.
Tel, who impressed in the previous round’s 1-0 victory over Eintracht Frankfurt, may be favoured to start again alongside Dominic Solanke and Brennan Johnson in the forward line.
The upcoming clash in Norway will test Spurs’ resilience and depth. A strong result could give them the upper hand ahead of the return leg in the Arctic Circle.
More importantly, lifting the Europa League trophy would not only bring long-awaited silverware but could also mark the beginning of a more successful era—regardless of who leads the team next season.
