by HEUNG-Min son was able to return to Tottenham’s starting line-up as part of an attack refresh for a friendly meeting with Newcastle on Sunday.
The LilyWhites Skipper started this summer when he broadcast the courts of LAFC, but is expected that he will go back to the fold when he returned to his home country.
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He played just under a quarter of an hour in a friendly victory against Arsenal and is not considered a prominent in Thomas Frank’s plans for the next season. His departure is not unlikely this summer, which means that this friendship could possibly serve as a pregnancy.
It will be something like a child’s play to call the son of Richarlison, who looked rusty when he missed two great chances against arsenal.
Dominic Solanke was able to achieve a long -awaited return of an ankle injury after Frank had confirmed that he was “narrow” nearby, although he is probably not fit enough to start. He last appeared for the club in a 2-0 win against the reading last month.
Frank has little reason to turn his back line after fighting an impressive clean leaf in the Arsenal friendship. Djed Spence has effectively neutralized Bukayo Saka, while Micky van de Ven, Cristian Romero and Pedro Porro will probably keep their places.
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The same applies to Pape Matar Sarr. The Senegalese is almost undipatable after scoring three points in the previous season, including half a line in the North London derby.
While Spurs were solid in defense last time, they weren’t the most sharpest and Frank was able to try to turn. James Maddison brought his injury back from the bank and was able to stuck off the off on the field, while Brennan Johnson also stands in line for a larger contribution. However, whether he deserves a start against Mohamed Kudus is up for debate.
Wilson Odobert showed threat flashes against arsenal and rattled the post in the first half, but should make room to get Mathys Tel to get in his legs for a few minutes.
Destiny Udogie stays out of the way with a knee injury, as does Kota Takai, which was beaten up with a problem with plantar fascia.
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Predicted Tottenham XI (4-2-3-1): Vicario; Spence, van de Ven, Romero, Porro; Bergvall, Sarr; Tel, Maddison, Kudus; Son
Injured: Udogie, Dragusin, Takai, Solomon, Kulusevski, Gil
Doubt: Solan
Time and date: Sunday, August 3, 2025, 12 p.m. BST
Venue: Seoul World Cup Stadium
