Tottenham Hotspurs are planning to offer Heung-Min Son a new contract as they seek to build up their current squad to chase for honours.

The South Korean forward is the leading goal scorer of the Premier League with seven goals and would soon be a target for top European clubs hence Spurs making his renegotiation a top priority.

The London club signed seven players in the just-ended transfer, with Gareth Bale inclusive following his return the former side to for a season loan.

Son’s performance recently under Jose Mourinho has been captivating with his link-up with captain Harry Kane being productive for Jose Mourinho who do not want to lose the forward anytime soon.

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His current contract runs out in 2023 and the Daily Mail reports that Daniel Levy is looking forward to offering the player a money-spinning deal which will see him commit his future on a long term base to Spurs.

He earns £150,000-per-week and a sharp increase is expected in a few months to cement his position and avoid further uncertainties regarding his future when teams show up with hefty deals.

He scored against West Ham United, a game which saw Mourinho’s side squander a three-goal lead against the Hammers.

Spurs will play in the Europa League on Thursday against LASK, a game which Gareth Bale is expected to make his full debut for the club.