OPINION
A section of Liverpool fans on Twitter seem to believe that Tottenham star Heung-min Son will be heading to Anfield at some point in the future after seeing the South Korea international share an exchange with Fabinho and Roberto Firmino on Tuesday. Brazil won 3-0 against South Korea and after the match, Son and Fabinho swapped shirts before Firmino was seen whispering in the ear of the Tottenham attacker being sharing a laugh. Was there more to this than meets the eye? These Liverpool fans seem to think that way as after a change in management at Tottenham on Tuesday, anything seems to be on the cards in North London at the moment. Imagine how good Son would be in Jurgen Klopp’s attack. One fan says that the ex-Bayer Leverkusen is tailor-made to play in Klopp’s system and he is not wrong. What a signing he would be. However, it all seems a bit of a dream right now. Spurs would demand a huge sum of money for the South Korean ace.
Live4Liverpool has rounded up some of the best tweets below:
Really want him at Liverpool
— Mondaime (@aaaamirulafiq) November 19, 2019
Firmino just making sure Son got the message… Lol.. See you at anfield soon… Agent Bobby
— *PRAVESH DURSAN (@PraveshDursan) November 19, 2019
If spurs gonna implode when poch leaves have to go all in for son !! He’s tailor made for our style
— Ryan (@captryannoronha) November 19, 2019
https://twitter.com/LFCPatrick91/status/1196860295387500544
Top player is Son.I’d have him at @LFC over any other Spurs player
— Goodfella (@Goodfella10001) November 19, 2019
https://twitter.com/_BobbySZN/status/1196862741258088449
Son is a great player. I’d love him to join Liverpool.
— SujiaWu (@sujia_wu) November 20, 2019
https://twitter.com/Ciarn58975163/status/1196876292907552768
https://twitter.com/markgun61134653/status/1196883451565215746
Have him all day top player ! And think off how many shirts he would sell
— robert lee (@robertl00013014) November 19, 2019
Now that there is a manager change at Spurs , I see this as a possibility 🙂
— Aswin Jose (@aswinjose) November 19, 2019
See you in January.
— Mark Jost ?????? (@MarkJost1) November 19, 2019
