Tottenham Hotspur fans should be thankful for Daniel Levy’s turnaround on wages

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Heung-min Son appears to be on the verge of signing a new deal at Tottenham Hotspur and it is looking like a big one. 

As reported by The Guardian, the South Korean is set to receive an offer of around £200,000-a-week to extend his stay in North London. 

The move will put son among the top earners at Spurs, alongside star striker Harry Kane and record signing Tanguy Ndombele and highlights a change in tact from chairman Daniel Levy which is now two years in its development. 

In the summer of 2018, Tottenham tied down Kane to a new contract at the club, worth around the same as Son’s proposed new deal. 

It smashed the Tottenham pay ceiling that had seemingly scuppered moves for the likes of Wilfried Zaha in the past, or alluded other members of the Tottenham squad like Jan Vertonghen and Christian Eriksen. 

Tottenham’s typecast frugal chairman finally caved in and paid the going rate for a player of Kane’s ability and a year later, when battling Europe’s elite for Ndombele, he did so again.

Now, with Son emerging as the star of the Mourinho era in North London, Levy is not about to go back on his development in this area and the South Korean will be rightly rewarded. 

Tottenham fans should be thankful as well, else other clubs would be ready to offer better treasures to such worldly possessions.