'He will never be a problem' - Antonio Conte has faith that ‘angry’ Son Heung-min will end Tottenham goal drought

Tottenham Hotspur forward Son Heung-min is ‘angry’ about his goal drought but the South Korean’s place in the team is not at risk, according to manager Antonio Conte. Son is yet to find the net this season after featuring in eight matches, six in the Premier League and two in the Champions League. Ad His dry spell comes as a surprise after a prolific 2021/22 campaign where the 30-year-old shared the Golden Boot with Liverpool’s Mohamed Salah, netting 23 goals.

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“At the same time, it can happen, especially when you play massive games, you can be a bit tired mentally, also your body, so it can happen. »But I repeat Sonny for me would be never, never a problem. We are talking about one of