Los Angeles FC (LAFC) is working on a major signing for the MLS with the arrival of Heung-min Son, the Tottenham Spurs star.

According to reports from Fabrizio Romano, LAFC made its first initial offer to include Son in the Los Angeles team's new project.

Romano detailed that Son will make the decision and will talk with Thomas Frank, the new Tottenham coach, who is beginning a new stage at the London club.

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Heung-min Son has a contract with Tottenham until June 30 of the 2026 season. The South Korean comes from winning his first title with the club after winning the UEFA Europa League against Manchester United.

Son had a modest performance last season with 11 goals and 12 assists in all competitions. The 33-year-old has played 454 matches with 173 goals and 101 assists for his career at Tottenham.

The Korean footballer is fourth on the list of top scorers at Tottenham, being the only non-European player in the top 10.

LAFC seeks a major reinforcement

LAFC is looking to make a statement and once again get among the main candidates for the MLS title.

The team currently sits in fifth place in the Western Conference with 36 points from 21 matches, seven points behind San Diego FC, although with three matches in hand after the Club World Cup.

Son would arrive to reinforce an attack that relies on the play of Dennis Bouanga, LAFC's star in the last two years.

After Olivier Giroud's departure to Lille, the signing of the South Korean footballer would be a great addition since he still has a lot to give and would allow him to acclimatize for the 2026 World Cup, which he will participate in with South Korea.

Heung-min Son will make the decision in the coming days and will decide whether to expand the range of stars joining MLS football.