Many Tottenham Hotspur fans have flocked to a tweet involving Son Heung-min that recently emerged on social media.
It has been recently reported that following South Korea’s game against Qatar, Son was scheduled to fly to London on a private jet that was provided by Spurs just a couple of hours after the international friendly game.
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Son recently posted an image of himself on Instagram and it was reported that this image was taken at an airport before the player’s flight. Last Word On Spurs relayed this image along with the update on Twitter. This tweet caught the attention of many Spurs fans.
What did Spurs fans make of this update involving Son?
That new contract treatment ?
— Kubz ????????? (@THFC_Kubz) November 17, 2020
Wrap him up in love and cotton wool too. Safe journey Sonny ? ??
— andrew perry (@Andrew_Perry5) November 18, 2020
Safe home Sonny, quick lads get him out of the Matrix
— Stephen Coakley (@Coakley5Coakley) November 17, 2020
— EverythingSpursN17 (@EverythingN17) November 17, 2020
Son’s South Korean side had beaten Qatar 2-1 in the friendly and the Spurs man had assisted once in the game. Son had tested negative for the virus after he was forced to self-isolate as five players in the South Korean national side had tested positive (as per Evening Standard).
Some other Spurs fans also flocked to the tweet involving Son and made their opinion clear about the news.
Mad Jose effect https://t.co/s8PPeGk8SM
— Tony Cui (@cui_yulong) November 17, 2020
5 star service for the boy ? ? https://t.co/uCwSEblm57
— Bish (@Bish2016_) November 17, 2020
Some of these Spurs fans have reacted positively to this update and one fan is urging the club to wrap Son up in cotton wool.
The 28-year-old has picked up a rating of 7.83 in the Premier League this season, as he has scored eight goals while assisting twice. He has been the league’s fifth-best performing player in the campaign – only behind Harry Kane, Jack Grealish, James Rodriguez, and Serge Aurier (as per WhoScored).
This shows how important a player he is for Spurs and with a clash against Manchester City coming up, Spurs fans should be glad that the South Korean is back from international duty in a fit condition.