Tottenham Hotspur has appointed Son Heung-min as their new captain, succeeding former leader Hugo Lloris. The decision comes as Lloris departs after an impressive 11-year tenure with the club.
Additionally, following Harry Kane’s departure to Bayern Munich, the managerial team, led by Ange Postecoglou, has chosen Son to steer the team’s course.
With an illustrious international career under his belt, Son’s 111 caps for South Korea have equipped him with ample captaincy experience.
The 31-year-old’s leadership qualities make him a natural choice for the role, as Tottenham seeks to chart a new course.
Joining Son in the leadership ranks are summer acquisition James Maddison and steadfast defender Cristian Romero, who will serve as vice-captains.
Known for their positive influence and strong character, the trio is expected to inject fresh spirit into the squad, fostering an environment conducive to growth and achievement.
As the new captain, Son Heung-min carries the weight of expectations, aiming to lead Tottenham Hotspur through a season of transformation and success.
