I don't see Son's move to the MLS as the right decision, and it's especially surprising because there were almost no rumors about Son leaving Tottenham.
The question is why Son moved to the MLS, as he should be able to play in a much more competitive league and still achieve the best of his career.
Some say age is a factor, as the Premier League is highly competitive, which can affect a player's performance. However, considering Son's abilities, he may still have plenty of potential to play there in the next year or two.
This is a difficult decision for Tottenham, as they will need to find a suitable replacement in the near future.
The question is why Son moved to the MLS, as he should be able to play in a much more competitive league and still achieve the best of his career.
Some say age is a factor, as the Premier League is highly competitive, which can affect a player's performance. However, considering Son's abilities, he may still have plenty of potential to play there in the next year or two.
This is a difficult decision for Tottenham, as they will need to find a suitable replacement in the near future.
I also find this decision strange. He just turned 33 last month. If he thinks that he is no longer suitable for Tottenham due to his age (sounds funny huh?), he could stay in Europe with another team and another league. In extreme cases, it makes sense to go to Saudi Arabia, as there is clearly more money there and the league level is more serious than MLS. The highlights I've seen from MLS are reminiscent of women's soccer
Any way, Son is a very humble and talented player who spent his entire peak of his career at Tottenham, although Tottenham could not win a single trophy. Even Harry Kane had left Tottenham, but Son could not leave the club due to his loyalty, although there many big big who offered him big money, but he preferred Tottenham.