Son Heung-min Shifts to LAFC in Record MLS Deal
South Korean footballer Son Heung-min has transferred to Los Angeles FC in a record-breaking MLS deal, leaving Tottenham Hotspur after a successful 10-year tenure. The move, for around $26.5 million, confirms Son's status as a major player on the global soccer stage.

South Korean forward Son Heung-min has signed with Los Angeles FC in a groundbreaking Major League Soccer transfer, concluding his decade-long career with Tottenham Hotspur. According to reports, the transfer fee is approximately $26.5 million, marking a significant moment in MLS history.
Son transitioned to Tottenham from Bayer Leverkusen in 2015 and played a pivotal role in the team's success, including leading them to a Europa League victory against Manchester United, their first trophy in 17 years. Over his tenure, Son became a key figure, notching up 454 appearances and 173 goals.
With 134 national caps for South Korea, Son bade an emotional farewell to Tottenham during a friendly match against Newcastle United in Seoul. His arrival in LAFC is seen as a significant addition to the squad.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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