Report: Tottenham informed of the price to secure a top replacement for Heung-min Son

At 32, the forward is nearing the final stages of his career.

Despite still performing at a high level, Tottenham Hotspur must start planning for his eventual departure.

The club is already nurturing a talented group of young wingers, including Mikey Moore, Wilson Odobert, and Yang Min-hyuk.

However, Spurs continue to seek additional reinforcements as they look to build for the future.

Tottenham has identified several potential targets, including Borussia Dortmund’s Jamie Bynoe-Gittens, whose price tag has recently been revealed.

According to CaughtOffside, Dortmund has informed Tottenham that any deal for Bynoe-Gittens would cost at least £50 million.

The German club is reluctant to part with the winger, and it would take a substantial offer for them to consider entering negotiations.

Bynoe-Gittens has also attracted interest from Arsenal, following his impressive performances in both domestic and European competitions this season.

The 20-year-old winger has scored four goals and provided three assists across all competitions, gradually establishing himself in Dortmund’s first team.

Tottenham views Bynoe-Gittens as a potential successor to Heung-min Son, while Arsenal sees him as a solution to their wide options, especially with Gabriel Martinelli underperforming.

Meanwhile, Son recently returned from injury in a match against West Ham, showing no signs of slowing down.

The South Korean forward made an immediate impact, scoring a goal and playing a key role in Tottenham’s 4-1 victory.

Ange Postecoglou’s side responded to their defeat to Brighton with an emphatic win, and Son’s performance was widely praised in the media.

Football.London rated Son’s display highly, awarding him a 9/10 and praising his contribution to the third goal.

They noted his curling effort that narrowly missed the post and highlighted his overall impact, including his goal in the 60th minute and another shot that hit the post moments later.

The Evening Standard also gave Son an 8/10 rating, lauding his performance on his return from a brief hamstring injury and commending his ability to cause problems for Aaron Wan-Bissaka.

The Daily Express followed suit, also awarding Son an 8/10.

They acknowledged a few early missteps but praised his involvement in Areola’s own goal and his brilliant play leading to his own goal.

Son’s ability to trouble Jean-Clair Todibo and his overall performance left a strong impression as Tottenham continue their campaign.

The club’s future plans and Son’s continued form highlight the ongoing transitions within the squad, as Spurs look to balance experienced players with emerging talent.