Heung Min Son has revealed his turning point this season.
The South Korean star is set to represent his side in the Asian Cup and miss the next few games for the north London club.
Tottenham Hotspur’s star winger Heung Min Son has said that a break from the international duty in November last year was the turning point for him this season. The South Korean star has been in superb form of late and has helped his side to get themselves in the third position on the league table. However, he has now departed the north London club to represent his country at the Asian Cup starting this month.
In a recent interview with Sky Sports, Son said, “I was tired after the Asian Games because in that tournament it was playing after (every) two or three days.”
He added, “It is very important to be right mentally at the Asian Cup and to come back with a strong mind and be strong physically. It (November) was a turning point for me because I was tired and I didn’t travel.”
Speaking about the Asian Cup, he said, “It was good to have this time, some days off, and hard sessions with the team. But the Asian Cup is big for us because we have not won it for 59 years. I’m going there not just to enjoy it, I am going there to win something and come back with confidence.”
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