Report: Saudi clubs chase Tottenham captain Son Heung-min

Despite Spurs triggering an option to extend his contract, chairman Daniel Levy is believed to have acted primarily to safeguard the forward's market value, rather than to rule out a potential summer departure.

Son, who has long been a fan favourite in north London, is now the subject of serious interest from multiple Saudi Pro League clubs.

Al Ahli, Al Nassr, and newly-promoted Al Qadsiah are all prepared to offer 40 million euros for the 31-year-old, with a staggering salary package of 30 million euros per season also on the table.

Al Ahli, fresh from their AFC Champions League triumph, are prioritising a marquee attacking signing and view Son as the ideal candidate to strengthen the left flank.

Despite signing Galeno from Porto in January, the club remains keen on another high-profile acquisition. Saudi league executives see Son as a strategically vital player capable of unlocking valuable South Korean broadcasting rights. Real Madrid's Vinicius Jr is also on their shortlist.

Son previously turned down moves to Saudi Arabia in 2023 and 2024, but renewed interest raises questions ahead of a decisive summer.