Barcelona Eye Loan Move for Son Heung-min

Barcelona are reportedly considering signing LAFC forward Son Heung-min on a short-term loan during the MLS off-season. The 33-year-old ex-Tottenham star has scored nine goals and provided two assists in 10 MLS matches. Hansi Flick’s side hopes to strengthen their attack for La Liga and Champions League pursuits with Son’s proven experience.

For the upcoming transfer window, Barcelona are reportedly exploring a short-term loan move for Los Angeles FC striker Son Heung-min. The 33-year-old South Korean, who left Tottenham Hotspur at the end of last season, has been in superb form in Major League Soccer, netting nine goals and providing two assists in just 10 appearances. According to Spanish outlet Fichajes, a clause in Son’s contract allows him to join a European club during the MLS off-season, opening the door for a potential temporary switch to La Liga.

Hansi Flick’s side are said to be eager to bolster their attack for the crucial months ahead, with Son viewed as a valuable addition capable of contributing to Barcelona’s pursuit of La Liga and Champions League success. Historical precedents such as David Beckham and Thierry Henry making similar temporary European returns from MLS further strengthen the feasibility of this move.

Tottenham are also rumoured to be monitoring the situation, particularly after a long-term injury to Dominic Solanke. Son, who recently led Spurs to Europa League glory as captain before his MLS move, continues to demonstrate his class and could make an immediate impact should Barcelona finalise the deal during the winter period.