The future of Tottenham Hotspur captain Son Heung-min is becoming increasingly uncertain as the club prepares for an upcoming tour in Asia. With just one year remaining on his contract, there is interest from Saudi Arabian clubs looking to capitalize on the situation. However, any decision regarding Son's potential departure is expected to be postponed until after Tottenham's scheduled friendlies in South Korea. The club will face Arsenal in Hong Kong on July 31 and Newcastle in Seoul three days later, making Son's presence essential due to his immense popularity in his home country.

Son's significance to Tottenham extends beyond his on-pitch contributions; he serves as a vital commercial asset during the club's summer tours. As the team gears up for these lucrative matches, it is understood that any formal offers for Son would need to exceed the club's valuation for them to consider selling their star player. So far, Spurs have not received any official bids for the forward, and his potential role under new head coach Thomas Frank remains unclear as the club looks to enhance its attacking options.

Despite speculation surrounding his future, Son's legacy at Spurs is undeniable. Since joining from Bayer Leverkusen in 2015, he has netted 173 goals in 454 appearances and recently made history by becoming the first Tottenham captain in over 40 years to lift a European trophy after their Europa League victory against Manchester United. With the transfer window closing on September 1, the uncertainty surrounding Son's future may linger, keeping fans and analysts alike on edge as they await developments.