Gabriel Agbonlahor says ‘amazing’ player will not play under...

Many believed that Ange Postecoglou would be given more time after he ended Spurs’ trophy drought, but Daniel

Levy is no stranger to firing managers.

However, just 16 days after the Europa League final, Levy sacked Postecoglou and decided to hand the job to Frank.

Now, the Dane has to decide on transfers – both incomings and outgoings – and the future of one key player remains

up in the air.

Gabriel Agbonlahor says Son Heung-min will not play under Thomas Frank if he stays at Tottenham

Son Heung-min is among the best players Tottenham has ever had.

At the end of the previous season, the South Korean, who has been with the team for ten years, realised his dream of

winning a championship with Spurs.

Brennan Johnson calls Son “amazing.” He is currently in the last year of his Tottenham contract, and it is still

unknown what will happen to him in the future.

MLS giants Los Angeles FC are keen to sign Son in the coming days, while the attacker has admirers in the Saudi Pro

League as well.

Andy Goldstein asked Gabriel Agbonlahor on talkSPORT if he believes Son would remain at Tottenham past the

summer transfer window’s conclusion.

“I don’t think he plays if he does (stay),” the Aston Villa hero retorted. No, I don’t.

“That (left-wing) position can be filled by various players. During the preseason, Kudus has appeared impressive.

Despite doing nothing for West Ham the previous season, he had appeared to be in good form.

“This season, I believe Spurs will perform much better.”

Tottenham have plenty of players who can play on both flanks.

Son Heung-min has made the left wing spot his own for the better part of the last decade, but he has a ton of

competition now.

Tottenham’s left wingers

Son Heung-min

Richarlison

Mathys Tel

Wilson Odobert

Mohammed Kudus

In addition to the aforementioned, Tottenham still has players such Manor Solomon, Bryan Gil, and Mikey Moore on

their roster, and youthful Yang Min-Hyeok is able to play there.

It is evident that Son finds it challenging to receive meaningful minutes because Frank currently has far too many

choices on the left wing.

Agbonlahor might be correct; Son is unlikely to play a significant amount of minutes in the upcoming season if he

rejects an offer to leave Tottenham and stays.