Spurs forwar­d will spend two weeks in quaran­tine in line with South Korean govern­ment guidel­inesLONDON: Tottenham forward Son Heung-min has been allowed to fly home to South Korea for “personal reasons”. It was reported Son and his parents arrived in Seoul on Sunday and will spend two weeks in quarantine in line with South Korean government guidelines. Son had already spent two weeks in self-isolation in Britain after returning from South Korea at the end of February, having travelled home for surgery. Meanwhile, Son’s Tottenham team-mate Steven Bergwijn has travelled to the Netherlands ahead of the impending birth of his child. “The club has given permission for both Heung-Min Son and Steven Bergwijn to return to their home countries,” a statement on Tottenham’s website said.

Source: The Express Tribune March 29, 2020 13:41 UTC