Son Heung-min Joins Exclusive 70-70 Club in the Premier League
KO YONG-CHUL Reporter
korocamia@naver.com | 2025-02-23 14:50:15
Son Heung-min has become only the third active player to join the prestigious 70-70 club in the Premier League. This exclusive group consists of players who have scored and assisted at least 70 goals in the league.
Son Heung-min has etched his name into Premier League history, becoming the 11th player to join the exclusive 70-70 club. This prestigious group includes legends of the game, highlighting Son's remarkable contributions to the league.
In a recent match against Ipswich, Son's two assists propelled him past the 70-assist mark, adding to his already impressive 126 goals. This achievement underscores his versatility as an attacker, demonstrating his ability to both score and create goals.
Son joins current stars Mohamed Salah and Kevin De Bruyne as the only active players in this club, further emphasizing the magnitude of his accomplishment. Legends such as Wayne Rooney, Frank Lampard, and Thierry Henry are also members, showcasing the caliber of players Son now shares this distinction with.
This season, Son has continued to shine, reaching double figures in both goals and assists across all competitions. His consistent performances and contributions have solidified his position as one of the Premier League's most valuable players.
Son Heung-min's achievement is a testament to his hard work, dedication, and exceptional talent. He has rightfully earned his place among the legends of the Premier League.
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