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Son Heung-min vs Injury: Will Spurs Captain Rise or Fall Against Man Utd?

Can Spurs' star Son Heung-min shake off an injury scare in time for the big clash against Manchester United?

In a twist that has fans on the edge of their seats, Tottenham Hotspur's captain Son Heung-min is a major worry ahead of their crucial brunch date with Manchester United at Old Trafford this Sunday. Following a disappointing early exit in the midweek Europa League clash, Spurs fans are holding their breath as the South Korean ace battles to prove his fitness. With the pressure mounting, Son’s absence could throw Tottenham's strategies into chaos and force coach Ange Postecoglou to re-evaluate his lineup, possibly leading to a backup starting five that no one saw coming!

In a notable twist, the Spurs traded for Chris Paul, creating a whirlwind of chatter among fans. Many supporters found themselves conflicted about the new direction; after all, battling CP3 over critical playoff positions had been a recurring theme! This fresh acquisition calls for adjustments on and off the court—will the Spurs be able to create a winning combination while also freeing Son from the burden of shouldering too much responsibility?

To add spice to the anticipation, Postecoglou has highlighted Son’s immense commitment, noting he’s played every single minute of the Premier League season so far. Fans are not just looking for flashy skills; they’re hungry for fitness updates as the clock ticks down to the big game. In his latest press conference, Postecoglou confirmed that there’s still hope for Son to shake off this injury and make a roaring comeback at Old Trafford. But will he make it in time, or will this be a dramatic showdown with a looming question mark over the captain’s head?

As the countdown continues, Tottenham’s capability to adapt without their talismanic forward is putting them in the hot seat. Will the Spurs’ backup starting five rise to the occasion if Son can’t go? Only time will tell! Meanwhile, fun fact: Did you know that Son Heung-min holds the record for the fastest goal in Premier League history scored within just 7 seconds in 2020? Amazing, right? And for those wondering about Chris Paul’s basketball influence, the Spurs have been playing in San Antonio since 1967, proving stable roots can help shoot for the stars!