Heung-min Son is regarded as one of the most modest and grounded football players, and he showed this to the spectators outside the stadium once more with an ingenious gesture.
A fan approached him as he was leaving the practice field, asking him to record a video message for someone.
Following his request, he recorded the birthday greeting, bowed to express his gratitude to the supporters, waved them off, and eventually left.
His entire body language was a loud display of humility. What a nice guy!
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David Ornstein’s opinion regarding Tottenham’s January transfer plans has evolved.
Regardless of whether Tottenham Hotspur sell Eric Dier or not, David Ornstein has stated he is now certain the club will sign a center-back in January.
Spurs’ top priority in January is to sign a center-back, according to numerous reports over the past two months (GiveMeSport).
The same appeared to be confirmed on Thursday when Ange Postecoglou acknowledged that the Lilywhites are in dire need of strengthening at center-half because they lack options there (Football.London).
Having spent the majority of the Harry Kane fee in the summer before the striker’s transfer to Bayern Munich, Ornstein himself stated last month that Tottenham does not have much money to spend in January (The Athletic).
Fabrizio Romano, who stated to Caughtoffside a few weeks ago that Spurs won’t spend “crazy money” and will instead be searching for opportunities as the window closes, supported this.
Ornstein reconsiders his decision to join the Spurs
Ornstein has since acknowledged that he may have underestimated Tottenham’s “a little more money to spend.”
The journalist also disclosed that, despite his initial doubts that Spurs would acquire a defender without selling Dier, he now anticipates the signing of a center-half, regardless of what becomes of the 29-year-old.
“There may be little money to spend, but that doesn’t mean Spurs cannot be creative to strengthen their squad,” the journalist stated in a Q&A for The Athletic.
“As far as the center back goes, I don’t really think Dier has to go (as I once thought), but we’ll have to wait and see what the club’s revamped recruitment team, working with Postecoglou, Munn, and Levy, can accomplish.”
Dier is clearly not trusted by Postecoglou, so there’s no way that his future would affect Tottenham’s search for a center back.
Early in the transfer window, I anticipate Spurs to acquire a defender, after which they will evaluate the opportunities that present themselves for the midfield and attack.
