Former MU legend legend Peter Schmeichel wants the Old Trafford team to recruit Son Heung Min, the Tottenham star. Previously, Man Utd had his eye on striker Harry Kane from Tottenham, but this striker cost up to 200 million pounds.
On his personal Twitter page, when asked what he wanted Man Utd to recruit the most realistic goal, Peter Schmeichel replied that it was Son Heung Min.
Son Heung Min is considered the most practical goal for Man Utd at the moment
The 27-year-old Korean star landed in Tottenham in 2015. He has scored 83 goals in 220 appearances for Spurs on all fronts and is considered the best player in Asia today.
Last season, Son Heung Min contributed greatly to helping Tottenham reach the Champions League final and only lost to Liverpool.
In this season, the Korean player has scored 9 goals and 7 assists. Compared to Harry Kane, the price of the Korean player is said to be much cheaper and in line with the requirements of Man Utd.
Man Utd was successful with another Korean player, Park Ji Sung, under coach Alex Ferguson. If Son Heung Min, Man Utd will most likely be an opportunity for this star to develop more talent.
Yesterday, Son Heung Min officially returned to Tottenham to practice the first sessions with his teammates. Son Heung Min does not need to be quarantined after returning to the club from Korea because he has been confirmed negative for Covid-19 virus, in accordance with Premier League rules as well as the British government.
The Korean striker attended a session at the Hotspur Way training ground, showing his hair was much shorter than before. The Premier League has been postponed due to the Covid-19 pandemic that helped Son Heung Min recover from injuries (broken his arm in the match against Aston Villa more than 2 months ago) and can play with "Rooster" in the The remaining round of the season.
The Tottenham players train but still keep a safe distance from each other. In addition, equipment for training will be disinfected regularly.
Although the Premier League is expected to play again on June 12, there are still doubts that six positive cases with Covid-19 were confirmed two days ago.
