Son put in two crosses, earned an assist and scored a brace from three shot attempts during Saturday's 4-0 win over Stoke City.

Son was in fine form Saturday in his season debut, as he nestled home a cross with his left in the 41st minute to open the scoring, and doubled the lead 15 minutes later when he buried a right-footed attempt. He capped off his Man of the Match performance with an assist on Harry Kane's goal, which was his first of the campaign. It was an excellent way for him to begin his campaign, and he should remain in the starting XI next week versus Sunderland.

Son is back from the Olympics and available for selection for Saturday's match against Crystal Palace.

Even though he's back, Son doesn't have a firm spot in Spurs' lineup after scoring four goals and assisting on another last season. Considering he just returned to the squad, it's doubtful he'd start this match.

Son will miss the start of the Premier League season as he competes for South Korea in the Olympics.

Son didn't have a guaranteed spot in the starting XI, but his absence early in the season will give a big opportunity to new-signee Vincent Janssen, who will be Son's main competition for playing time this season anyway.

Son scored on his lone shot and added two dribbles and two crosses in Sunday's 2-1 loss to Southampton.

Son had big shoes to fill at the end of the season having to replace the suspended Dele Alli. Whether he reached that level or not it's hard to say, though, the former definitely outperformed himself, at least, showcasing his desire, determination and relentlessness on top of scoring in both games he started. With only 21 starts on his back Son would be fresh for the season finale against Newcastle and he can provide some fantasy value against a soft defense.

Son scored a goal on five shots (one on target) in Monday's 2-2 draw to Chelsea.

With a fully healthy squad, Son has had trouble getting regular playing time but whenever he's been called upon duty he's been a solid option, with seven goals and five assists in 20 starts across all competitions. With Dele Alli suspended for the rest of the season, expect to see more of Son in Spurs' last two games.

Son was left out of South Korea's squad that will face Thailand and Lebanon as part of an agreement to allow him to continue focus on Tottenham's chase for the Premier League title, reports the Daily Mail.

Tottenham are chasing their first title in the league since 1961, and South Korea manager Uli Stielike has agreed to let the forward stay with the club through the international break. In exchange for the agreement with the club, South Korea will be able to make Son available as a wild card selection for the Olympics this summer.

Son scored the game-winning goal after coming on as a substitute during Monday's 2-1 win over Watford.

Son was subbed on at the 67th minute for Tom Carroll and produced a sublime goal near the end of normal time to grab three points for Spurs. The forward has found it tough to secure a starting position at Tottenham, but that may change next week against Everton with Moussa Dembele potentially missing one or two weeks according to Mauricio Pochettino. The Korean is worth a look if he starts against a Toffees side that has allowed the most goals at home (19) in the league.