Its 10 years since Son Heung-min joined Tottenham Hotspur from Bayer Leverkusen a decade on, hes a bona fide Spurs legend.
The South Korean has scored 173 goals in 454 games for Spurs, and finally secured the first major club trophy of his career in May, when he lifted the Europa League trophy as captain.
Since then though, there have been reports that he may leave the club, with Jose Mourinhos Fenerbahce and Saudi Arabian sides among those linked.
It's the right time for Tottenham and Son Heung-min to part, says Jamie O'Hara
Son turns 33 in early July, and former Spurs midfielder Jamie OHara thinks the time might be right to allow him to leave if a suitable offer is received.
If a big opportunity came, Id let him go, OHara told FFT. I think hes come to his end in terms of being the top footballer he was, and maybe he needs to go to a bit of a slower league.
The Premier League is too quick for him and hes lost his legs a bit. Hes been an unbelievable servant to the club, but there are times when the game moves on.
Hes a legend, Id love him to stay at Tottenham and be the player that he was, but I just dont know if Im going to see that again, I dont think hes got that in him any more.
Son scored just seven Premier League goals in 2024-25, and was only used as a substitute in the Europa League final on his way back from injury.
In the final, his legs were gone, OHara said, speaking in association with Grosvenor Sport. I know hed come back from injury, and its hard coming back from injury I did it loads of times and its not easy.
I feel for him but he looks like hes lost his legs and that happens to everyone. He needs the sharpness, the first two or three yards that he used to have. Hed push it past you and he was gone. Now when you watch him play, he cant do that.
Ryan Giggs used to do that, bang he was gone, hed be sharp as anything, then when he got older, he had to change his game.
He adapted because he couldnt push the ball past people any more, he became a bit of a midfielder. Can Son do that, can he adapt his game? Youve got to learn to do things differently.
Having finally won a trophy with Spurs, theres also a possibility that Son himself may think the time is right to depart North London.
Absolutely, OHara said. Hes lifted that trophy that hes always wanted, hes done it with Tottenham, hes been an incredible leader and an incredible player.
Hes made Tottenham one of the biggest clubs in Asia, commercially. Hes a legend of the club.
