"Son Heung-min found his successor" Tottenham snatched '18 year old monster' after beating Arsenal... Fans say, "Sonny smells so nice"

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Son Heung-min (34, LA FC)'s successor to Tottenham is coming.

The Sun reported on the 2nd (local time) that "Tottenham will recruit Hearts prospect James Wilson (18) on loan despite Arsenal's interest," adding, "Tottenham beat Arsenal in the transfer market deadline battle."

Wilson is an 18-year-old striker for Scottish Premiership Hearts. It is a resource that is recognized for its potential locally as it has already made its debut for the Scotland senior national team despite its young age.

According to the media, Tottenham will sign Wilson on loan terms that include a full transfer option. Initially, Arsenal were also interested in the talented teenage striker, but the final winner was rival Tottenham.

For now, Wilson plans to grow by joining the Tottenham Under-21 team first, not the first team led by head coach Thomas Frank.

Wilson's joining is good news for Tottenham fans, but there is a lot of regret in this transfer market. The media pointed out, "Even though Tottenham, an injured ward, fell to 14th place in the league and was eliminated from the two major cup competitions, there was no big recruitment other than Conor Gallagher."

Tottenham has been linked to Monaco's playmaker Magnes Aclioche, Moussa Diaby (Altihad) and John Duran (Al-Nasr). However, the media dismissed it, saying, "Tottenham is not interested in recruiting them by the deadline."

Wilson is Scotland's cherished special talent. Wilson, who made his professional debut at the age of 16, made his debut by breaking the record for the youngest European goal in Hearts' history. In March last year, he made his debut for the Scotland A national team and was recognized for his potential. In the region, expectations are high that Wilson will also play the role that Harry Kane (Bayern Munich) and Son Heung-min played on the front line.

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