Postecoglou backs misfiring Son and says even Salah would struggle at Spurs
- Manager highlights context of Son’s poor form
- Tottenham have interest in PSG forward Kolo Muani
Ange Postecoglou has backed Son Heung-min to rediscover his best form and suggested even Mohamed Salah would struggle in the current Tottenham team.
Son, who has seen Spurs trigger their one-year option on his contract to tie him down until the summer of 2026, goes into Wednesday night’s Carabao Cup semi-final first leg at home to Liverpool with an unforgiving spotlight on his performances.
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