Son Heung-min is reportedly looking to leave Tottenham Hotspur, with a number of top European sides said to be keen to make a move for the South Korea international as a result.
The Lilywhites forward has endured a difficult start to the 2022/23 campaign, having struggled to replicate the form he showed in previous seasons.
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Son, who was the Premier League's joint-Golden Boot winner with Mohamed Salah last season, has just three goals in 12 EPL appearances so far in this campaign, with all three of those strikes coming against Leicester City in September.
With some blaming manager Antonio Conte's defensive tactics for the Asian star's declining impact this season, it now appears that the forward is considering moving on from the London Stadium.
According to German news outlet Sport1, Son wants to leave Spurs as he prepares for the next step in his career.
It is further claimed that Paris Saint-Germain, Bayern Munich, and Real Madrid could make a move for the player, with the latter said to be keen to take him to the Santiago Bernabeu.
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One potential stumbling block is Son's current contract, which is set to expire only in 2025 after he renewed his deal at the end of last season.
In the winger's seven years to date with the Lilywhites, he has not been able to win silverware of any kind despite having more than 200 goal contributions for the club.
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