Son Heung min reveals Celtic 'domination' turned him onto Angeball as Tottenham superstar giddy over Postecoglou

South Korea superstar Son Heung-min has revealed the success of Ange Postecoglou at Celtic was firmly on his radar.

The Tottenham Hotspur superstar is itching to remind everyone of his abilities and admits he was tuned into two season of glory which yielded five trophies under the 57-year-old's watch. Son offered advice to compatriot Oh before his move to Glasgow in January with fellow South Korea talents Yang Hyun-jun and Kwon Hyeok-kyu also heading to Celtic.

Son first came across Postecoglou when his acclaimed Australia side outlasted South Korea to lift the 2015 Asian Cup Final. And the 31-year-old admits the success of his new gaffer – both in terms of results and style of play – left him chuffed when Postecoglou said his goodbyes to his adoring Parkhead public in a bid to revive Spurs. Speaking ahead of his side's glamour friendly with West Ham in Perth, Son said: "I'm really looking forward to it. When it was announced who the manager was I was really happy about it. We follow the Scottish league and we could see he was dominating it. I remember 2015 (and the Asian Cup final) and I'm really looking forward to the fantastic attacking football."

And the wanted striker moved to stress he is where he wants to be despite simmering links tipping him to join the galaxy of world stars who leaving European football for the Saudi Premier League.

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