Son Heung-min has played with some incredible players at Tottenham Hotspur, but the forward has just named the best teammate he has had during his ten years at the club.
The South Korean international is bidding to become the first captain since Ledley King in 2008 to lift a trophy for the North London club in the Europa League final.
Tottenham Hotspur take on Manchester United next week with the chance to end their 17-year wait for silverware and a place in the Champions League.
Ahead of the massive showdown, the Spurs captain has been reflecting on his long career in North London.
Son Heung-min names Harry Kane as best Tottenham teammate
Son Heung-min has named Harry Kane as his best Tottenham Hotspur teammate despite playing alongside Gareth Bale.
The Tottenham duo enjoyed a brilliant relationship together on the pitch as they broke Didier Drogba and Frank Lampard’s record for most goal combinations.
Son and Kane combined a total of 47 times in the league, which places them 11 ahead of the Chelsea duo and 18 ahead of David Silva and Sergio Aguero.
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Son recently congratulated Kane on winning his first trophy as Bayern Munich won the Bundesliga and now, the South Korean forward will be aiming to win his first title with Spurs in the Europa League.
Gareth Bale would have been the other close call with Kane, given his stature in world football and what he has achieved during his career.
The 31-year-old only spent one season playing alongside the Welsh legend, although he did watch him manage 16 goals and three assists in 34 matches.
Son Heung-min names his favourite ever Tottenham match
Son selected Tottenham’s 4-3 defeat to Manchester City in the Champions League favourite ever match in a Lilywhite shirt.
Despite losing on the night, Mauricio Pochettino’s team did enough to reach the semi-finals as they won the tie on away goals.
Son netted a brace at the Etihad that evening as the North London club reached the last four of the competition for just the second time in their history.
