Muhammad Awwal Abubakar.
Ricardo Kaka, one of football’s all-time greats, has openly expressed his admiration for Tottenham Hotspur and their star player, Heung-Min Son of South Korea.
Known for his exceptional talent, Kaka is among the many who have become fans of the South Korean forward, a sentiment that went viral across the footballing world.
Son, 32, is a a big figure in modern football, a player cherished not only by his own supporters but also by fans of rival clubs due his technical skills and off the pitch activities.
His charming demeanor on the pitch has earned him widespread affection, and Kaka is no exception. “I love him, because of his technique.
I’ve never met him but it seems like he is a nice guy, he seems happy, he’s enjoying being on the pitch and has a great relationship with the supporters,” Kaka remarked in an interview with EA Sports FC Korea.
The Brazilian legend further emphasized the importance of Son’s tenure at Tottenham, highlighting the challenges faced by players in maintaining long-term performance at a top club.
“When you have the opportunity to be at a big club like Tottenham for many years, that is something really special. It’s not easy to be on the same team for a long period and keep doing good. So I love him,” Kaka added.
Tottenham has recently felt the impact of Son’s absence, with the squad struggling to replicate his contributions during his time out of action for the Lillywhites.
Under manager Ange Postecoglou, the team has relied on replacements such as Timo Werner and Wilson Odobert, but none have matched Son’s leadership and consistency on the left flank.
Despite a limited number of appearances this season, Son has already made a significant impact, netting three goals and providing two assists in just six Premier League matches so far.
Tottenham prepares face a tough clash against Aston Villa in the next fixturs of the League match, the club is keenly aware of the need to have their captain back in action.
Son’s presence is not only a boost to the squad’s morale but also critical to their performance on the pitch as the team now fell short of European sport despite the early stage after matchday nine with ten points behind league leaders Manchester City.
Muhammad Awwal Abubakar
