In a new step that reflects the American Football League’s ambitions to attract shiny names from the world’s leading stars, Los Angeles FC entered into serious negotiations with the South Korean Tottenham Swan, Sun Hyung Min, to include him during the current summer transfer window.
An American attempt to kidnap the Tottenham star
According to journalist Paul Tenorio, Los Angeles FC is seeking to persuade Son to move to the American League, where the club aims to make the Korean star the new front of the team, within a marketing and media strategy to enhance the image of the league at the global level, which is the same as the approach he followed by attracting big names such as Lionel Messi, Sergio Busquets, and Luis Suarez.
Initial negotiations and respect for the player’s decision
Although negotiations are still in their early stages, the offer presented reflects the seriousness of the American club and an explicit endeavor to penetrate the talent market in the Premier League. On the other hand, the final decision remains in the hands of the player and his club Tottenham, as the new coach Thomas Frank is expected to hold a session with Sun to resolve his final position on the American offer.
The American League is expanding globally
Sun Hyung Min, 32 years old, is one of the most prominent Asian names that starred in the English Premier League, and is still popular, especially in his country, South Korea. His potential transfer to the American League will be a difference in the player’s journey, and gives the American competition a strong boost at the public and marketing levels, in light of the increasing competition with major international leagues to win the first -class stars.
Is Sun to the temptations of America?
Until the moment, no official statements about the player or his club Tottenham regarding the American offer have been issued, but the media and mass pressures are increasing with every day, pending the result of the coming days, especially after coach Thomas Frank entered the dialogue line on the future of Sun.
