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Son Heung-min will return to Tottenham’s training ground on Thursday after South Korea’s Asian Cup exit.
Son suffered disappointment with his nation on Tuesday after they lost 2-0 to Jordan in the semi-finals.
While the majority of the South Korea squad have returned to their home country along with manager Jurgen Klinsmann, Son headed straight to the UK and will link up with his Spurs team-mates again on Thursday.
Commiserations, @Sonny7 🤍 pic.twitter.com/0KGs4nmNHP
— Tottenham Hotspur (@SpursOfficial) February 6, 2024
It raises the prospect of Tottenham captain Son being available for Saturday’s visit of Brighton.
Spurs have been without Son for four matches over the past month, claiming only one victory during that period without their 12-goal attacker.
Ange Postecoglou could have Yves Bissouma in contention for the clash with Brighton after Mali were knocked out of the Africa Cup of Nations on Saturday, but the midfielder will be assessed after struggling with illness during the tournament.
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