The Saudi Arabian League’s interest in Son Heung-min (Tottenham) continues to grow.
TBR reported on June 26 (KST), “Saudi Arabia’s efforts to sign Tottenham captain Son Heung-min are continuing,” saying, “Currently, the Saudi Arabian League is doing its best to sign Son Heung-min. We are also working on the details. We are working hard to sign Son Heung-min in the summer transfer market,” the report said.
Saudi Arabia has brought in some of Europe’s top players, including Cristiano Ronaldo, Neymar, Karim Benzema, Sadio Mane, Riyadh Mane, and Fabinho. It was a huge investment. However, Saudi Arabia’s talent hunt is set to continue. In particular, Son Heung-min, 토토사이트 the Premier League’s top scorer, is a big target alongside Salah.
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“Al Ittihad is ready to make a move for Tottenham’s Son Heung-min with an opening bid that includes a €60 million ($86 million) transfer fee and bonuses,” ESPN reported. The personal contract is reportedly worth €120 million ($173 million) over four years. “Al-Ittihad have made a £150 million ($252.5 million) bid for Liverpool,” the BBC reports. In terms of individual contracts, the deal is worth €240 million ($346 million) over three years. However, neither Heung-min Son nor Salah were interested in moving to Saudi Arabia, and Al Ittihad’s bid for Xherdan Shaqiri fell through. However, they are not giving up. Al Ittihad are hoping to sign Son and Salah with the help of their investment. “Saudi Arabia is dependent on oil, but it’s not a permanent resource, so they are investing in culture, including sports,” said Sky Sports. 파워볼실시간 “They plan to buy the best players over the next five years. “They are looking to bring in around 100 players to create a top league. Son Heung-min, Salva, Ramos, Bernardo Silva, and others are on the list.” Of course, Son Heung-min has already officially turned down the Saudi Arabian league.
“I love playing soccer. Obviously, money is important. But I still dream of playing in the Premier League and I still have a lot of work to do. There are a lot of players going to Saudi Arabia now. But playing in the Premier League is a dream for me,” he said.