AliousTottenham Hotspur’s impressive summer transfer window continues, with AS Monaco’s Vanderson in talks to join the club before the transfer deadline.
This potential £27m move is facilitated by Oliver Skipp’s imminent transfer to Leicester City.
Manager Ange Postecoglou has shared his excitement about Heung-Min Son’s role in the team.
Speaking before the Leicester City match, Postecoglou revealed plans to play Son on the left wing.
Postecoglou explained that Son had to play centrally last season due to Richarlison’s injuries and the team’s lack of wingers.
With new signings strengthening the forward positions, including Dominic Solanke, Postecoglou believes the team looks better with Son on the left wing.
The manager acknowledged that while Son could still play centrally during the season, his preferred position is on the left.
Postecoglou sees this as an exciting opportunity for improvement in the team’s attacking play.
With Solanke’s arrival, Son faces less pressure to be the primary goalscorer and can focus more on playmaking from the left wing.
This shift could potentially lead to an improved performance from Son this season, as he won’t bear the same burden of replacing Harry Kane’s goal output.
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