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Tottenham Embark on Pre-Season Tour of Japan and South Korea

Tottenham have kicked off their pre-season tour of Japan and South Korea, with captain Son Heung-min leading the squad in a video shared on the club’s social media. The team will play three friendlies during their two-week tour of the Far East, starting with a visit to J1 League champions Vissel Kobe at Japan’s National Stadium on Saturday.

The club will then travel to Seoul, South Korea, where they will participate in the annual K League All-Star Game before facing former captain Harry Kane when they take on Bayern Munich three days later. Ange Postecoglou has named a number of youth stars in his squad for the tour, including the club’s youngest-ever player Alfie Devine.

Tottenham have embarked on a two-week pre-season tour of Japan and South Korea

However, two stars were conspicuous in their absence as they await moves to leave the club. Bryan Gil and Sergio Reguilon have been left out of the tour as they look to complete transfers away from north London this summer.

Gil struggled for minutes last season and managed just two Premier League starts. The Spaniard was repeatedly linked with a move to join Brighton during the January window, and LaLiga side Girona are one of the clubs keen on him.

Meanwhile, his compatriot Reguilon spent the first half of the campaign at Manchester United before returning to Spurs after United activated the break clause in his loan deal. The former Real Madrid full-back then spent the rest of the season at Brentford and made 16 appearances for the Bees as they finished 16th.

Sergio Reguilon (left) and Bryan Gil (right) have been left out of the tour as they look to complete moves away from the club

Veteran goalkeeper Fraser Forster has been left out of the tour as he continues his recovery from a foot injury. Rodrigo Bentancur, Giovani Lo Celso, Cristian Romero, and Micky van de Ven are all set to rejoin the squad at a later date after spending much of the summer on international duty.

Tottenham’s pre-season tour of Japan and South Korea is an opportunity for the team to prepare for the coming campaign, and for Ange Postecoglou to assess his squad ahead of the new season.

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Tottenham jet off to the Far East for their pre-season tour of Japan and South Korea – but two stars are left behind as they await moves to leave the club

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