Son Heung-Min already has a legitimate claim to being South Korea's greatest footballer of all time. In what has been a glittering career thus far, he reached another significant milestone on the international stage on Thursday.

Son Heung-min continues to prove a talisman for both club and country.The Tottenham captain was back in action on Thursday for South Korea's latest World Cup qualifier with Kuwait and soon claimed

Tottenham Hotspur and South Korea captain Son Heung-Min hit another personal and professional milestone today, scoring from the penalty spot in South Korea’s 3-1 win at Kuwait in World Cup qualifying.

Son Heung-min resumed his assault on the South Korean football record book as he marked his return to international duty with his 50th career goal in a World Cup qualifier in Kuwait on Thursday. The goal came in a 3-1 victory over Kuwait in the teams' Group B match in the third round of the Asian

Tottenham Hotspur have so far decided against engaging in talks over a new long term deal for Son Heung-min and favour triggering an extension clause in his contract that is set to expire

Son Heung-min scored a landmark 50th goal for his country to put South Korea a step closer to the World Cup on Thursday as Australia and Saudi Arabia cancelled each other out.Victory left South Korea comfortably top of Group B with four wins and a draw after five matches and on course for the 2026 World Cup in North America.

Tottenham star Son Heung-min is away on international break with South Korea, but national team boss Hong Myung-bo has not confirmed whether the 32-year-old will be ready to start their first game

Uruguayan midfielder Rodrigo Bentancur was filmed in June saying that South Korean people "look the same" in a television interview which was conducted in Spanish