Breaking news: Son Heung-min asks to say goodbye to Tottenham perfectly, hoping to leave the team this summer to go to the United States

Hupu, August 2, reported breaking news during Tottenham's South Korea trip (Sun Heung-min and Frank are now in a press conference), Son Heung-min has informed Tottenham and the new head coach Thomas Frank that he wants to leave the club and is currently negotiating with Los Angeles Football Club on this.

The 33-year-old has played for Tottenham for 10 years, scoring 173 goals and sending 101 assists in 454 games.

He became the first Asian player to score 100 goals in the Premier League. In May this year, Son Heung-min led Tottenham to hold up the European trophy as captain, achieving what few players could have done before.

The Korean captain believes that he hopes to leave with a perfect posture. Frank is believed to have spoken with several first-team players at Tottenham at the beginning of his tenure, and Son Heung-min is the only one who expressed his desire to leave.

It is reported that the former Premier League Golden Boot winner is eager to transfer to Los Angeles, where former Tottenham teammate Hugo Lori is currently playing. Los Angeles is the most populous city in the United States and South Korea. Son Heung-min's transfer will not only allow him to enter a league with Lionel Messi playing for Miami International, but also give him the opportunity to reach a growing American audience.

Although Saudi professional league club is interested in him, which may give Tottenham a richer offer, the North London club supports Son Heung-min's transfer and said that given his great contribution to playing for Tottenham for a decade, Son Heung-min is flexible about the price, time and destination of the transfer.

Negotiations between Tottenham and Los Angeles Football Club officially started after Tottenham's 1-0 victory over Arsenal in Hong Kong.

If an agreement is reached with the Major League Soccer team, the South Korean captain will have a chance to transfer to the United States.