Tottenham told to accept £50m Son bid – ‘they won’t get a better offer’
Tottenham have been told to accept a £50million Son Heung-min bid as “they won’t get a better offer”.
Football Insider revealed on Tuesday (10 June) that Tottenham could go over expected new boss Thomas Frank’s head and accept a “very lucrative” bid for Son.
The forward turns 33 next month and is beginning to show signs of decline in the fast-paced English game.
He hit 11 goals and 12 assists in 46 appearances across all competitions in the 2024-25 campaign.
Everton’s former chief Keith Wyness – who served as CEO at Goodison Park between 2004 and 2009 and now runs a football consultancy advising elite clubs – has suggested “now is the right time” for Son and Tottenham to part ways.
Tottenham won’t get more than £50m for Son, says Wyness
Speaking on the new edition of Football Insider’s Inside Track podcast, Wyness claimed Tottenham could bank an “incredible” £40-50million fee from Saudi clubs for Son.
The South Korea captain and icon has one year left to run on his Spurs contract after the club triggered an extension earlier this year.
Wyness told Football Insider‘s Inside Track podcast: “Son would be a very valuable asset for Saudi Arabia.
“At 33, it’s probably the right time for him to go if Spurs are going to maximise his value.
“I think Tottenham won’t find a better deal if they leave it later than right now.
“I believe they could even get something like £40-50million for him.
“That would be incredible, and I suggest that deal could be done.
“It might be in everyone’s interest to get him down to Saudi Arabia this summer.”
Dibling among targets for Tottenham
Meanwhile, Football Insider has revealed (30 May) that Tottenham remain keen on Tyler Dibling but will not meet his reported £55million price tag.
Dibling, 19, is expected to leave relegated Southampton in the summer transfer window.
Sources say it is now an “open race” for the England Under-21 international’s signature – with Liverpool also keen to land him this summer.
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