Cash-strapped Barcelona eyeing free transfer for Tottenham talisman Son Heung-min amid attacker's contract uncertainty

Cash-strapped Barcelona are reportedly mulling over a move for Son Heung-min as his contract at Tottenham runs down.

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• South Korean seeing deal run down
• Has been at Tottenham since 2015
• May want Champions League football

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  WHAT HAPPENED?

  The Catalan giants continue to endure much-publicised financial struggles, with Euro 2024 winner Dani Olmo unable to be officially registered at present. With funds in short supply, Barca will need to get creative with their recruitment.

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  THE BIGGER PICTURE

  According to , South Korea international Son is a player in their sights. The 32-year-old forward will see his deal at Spurs expire in the summer, meaning that he is free to enter into talks with teams outside of England.

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  Extension discussions have taken place in north London and the club could trigger a one-year extension clause his contract, but no paperwork has yet been signed. That has led to questions being asked of how much longer Son will remain at Tottenham – having registered 169 goals and 90 assists for them through 431 appearances.

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  WHAT NEXT?

  It is suggested that a move to Barcelona may appeal to Son as they would be able to offer him regular outings on a Champions League stage – something that Spurs are struggling to achieve as they currently sit 12th in the Premier League table.