Heung-Min Son: Why Tottenham star must be nominated for PFA Player of the Year award

Heung-Min Son: Why Tottenham star must be nominated for PFA Player of the Year award
How much credit does Heung-Min Son deserve for Tottenham’s position in the Premier League? A lot, if you ask @TalkingTHFC on Twitter.There are seven players in the running for PFA Player of the Year this season, one of which unquestionably is Spurs’ South Korean wonder.Son, who has only played 19 of Spurs’ 25 league games so far this campaign, currently sits joint-sixth in the Premier League Golden Boot race, just two goals behind Eden Hazard.4

Heung-Min Son has been Tottenham’s match winner on so many occasions this season

Virgil van Dijk, Mohamed Salah, David Silva, Harry Kane, Raheem Sterling and Hazard are the other players currently vying for that illustrious trophy in my eyes, and the conversation simply cannot be had without Son.

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‘I can name 29 players more deserving of Player of the Year than Son’ – Adrian Durham’s view

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He has now reached 10 Premier League goals for the third successive season following his heroics against Newcastle at the weekend. Few can boast the same tally.The 26-year-old has now flown past 60 goals in all competitions for Tottenham, a total he has achieved in just four seasons in England.4

Son has been vital to Spurs maintaining their title challenge

So, why does he deserve that PFA prize over those other names? Why award it to someone that’s behind his colleagues for goals and assists?In short, you’ll find few who approach the game of football in the same way as him.In his 14th game for club and country before November this season, he netted twice away at West Ham in the Carabao Cup. His attitude and professionalism is, to quote Timmy Sherwood, ‘second to none.’ For the second time this campaign, his international duties have sent him across the globe to compete in two different Asian tournaments, the first seeing him captain his country to gold.Did I mention winning that tournament cleared him of compulsory two-year military service in Korea? Thought not.Twice this campaign, his absence has spelled trouble for Spurs, with their lack of spending across two windows leaving their squad depleted. Yet, albeit for less than 24 hours, the club sat in second place in the league table on Saturday thanks to him.4

Son’s commitment as a professional is second to none

In his post-match interview with the club at the weekend, Son for the first time admitted he was exhausted, but went on to say that his commitment to the club will never waver despite his fatigue.As I flick back through those other six names competing for the PFA award, I’m only confronted with Man City’s midfield maestro Silva (who has endured a traumatic year off the pitch), that can rival Son for sheer commitment to the game.There has been no better Premier League player than Son since November. There just hasn’t.4

Has there been a better player in the Premier League than Son since November?

It is often said the north London side struggle to find an adequate alternative to Harry Kane in the transfer market, with warming the bench an easy proposal to turn down. But, Son is proof there players around who can provide goals from other positions.As long as he keeps up this form, Tottenham’s lack of spending in the window will long continue. He’s the gift that keeps on giving for chairman Daniel Levy.

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Heung-Min Son: Why Tottenham star must be nominated for PFA Player of the Year award. Spurs remain in the title race and here, so talkSPORT asked @TalkingTHFC on Twitter why Son needs to at least
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The nominations for the PFA player of the year award have been announced - and there are no Tottenham players among the six-man shortlist. But former Spurs star Jermaine Jenas says he feels there should have been, such has been the form of South Korean star Son Heung-min.
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Heung-Min Son Player of the Year? talkSPORT's Adrian Durham

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There is no way Tottenham forward Heung-Min Son could be a contender for Player of the Year, according to Adrian Durham, who has listed 29 players he believes are more worthy of the award this season.
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The six-man shortlist for the Professional Footballers' Association Player of the Year was announced on Saturday and fans were left surprised by the absence of one Tottenham Hotspur man. While the likes of Manchester City, Liverpool and Chelsea all saw players nominated, Spurs were overlooked - and the fact that Son Heung-Min was overlooked
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Heung-Min Son: Why Tottenham star must be nominated for PFA

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Chelsea star Eden Hazard has been listed among Premier League stars for the 2018-2019 PFA player of the year. According to the lists of nominees made public on Saturday, April 20, the 2019, the Belgian netted 16 times and 12 assists in the English topflight so far. But the pair of Liverpool's Mohamed Salah and Tottenham's Heung-Min Son are
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