Would you give Son a new deal, Tottenham fans?
Son Heung-min just completed his 10th campaign as a Tottenham player and there are questions marks over the forward's future in north London as he enters the final 12 months of his contract.BBC Sport's Sami Mokbel reported earlier today that Son could leave the club before next season amid interest from Saudi Arabia though any exit for the forward is likely to be delayed until after Spurs' summer trip to South Korea.The 32-year-old's output did start to drop in 2024-25, scoring only 11 goals in all competitions despite featuring in 46 games, including 37 starts, and playing more than 3000 minutes.It was Son's lowest goal tally in a single campaign for Spurs in nearly a decade, since he scored eight times during his debut season with the club in 2015-16.He averages 12.7 Premier League goals per season but scored only seven in 2024-25. His shot conversion rate this season was just 12.5% - when he jointly won the Premier League Golden Boot in 2021-22, it was 24.2%.However, it's not all negative data. Son provided 11 assists in all competitions in 2024-25 – a tally he has only ever bettered once for the club.Based on those numbers, would you give him a new deal, Tottenham fans?Tell us here
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