Tottenham is considering selling Son Heung-min only if they receive a substantial offer from a club. The 32-year-old South Korean player will enter the final year of his contract with Tottenham after the team extended it mid-last season.

Several clubs from the Saudi Pro League have expressed interest in signing Son, but Tottenham is keen on keeping their captain. The club is open to negotiations, but only if they receive a significant transfer offer.

Tottenham's qualification for the Champions League next season has improved their financial situation, making it less likely that they will sell any players. The money earned from the Champions League will help the team manage their finances.

The uncertainty surrounding Tottenham's manager, Ange Postecoglou, continues. Despite winning the Europa League final against Manchester United, his position remains uncertain.