Son Heung-min's arrival at LAFC is igniting an MLS shirt sales frenzy, potentially eclipsing Lionel Messi's Inter Miami record. The South Korean powerhouse's transfer is creating unprecedented demand, proving his immense global appeal extends beyond his Tottenham legacy
Son Heung-min is shattering MLS expectations, igniting a shirt sales frenzy at LAFC that could eclipse even Lionel Messi's Inter Miami dominance. The South Korean sensation's arrival has sparked a commercial explosion, potentially rewriting the league's record books
Son Heung-min's electrifying LAFC arrival is igniting an MLS shirt sales frenzy, potentially eclipsing even Lionel Messi's Inter Miami icon status. The South Korean superstar's transfer has sparked an unprecedented demand, threatening to topple Messi's record
Lionel Messi may be about to lose an MLS record to Son Heung-min, with the South Korean sparking a shirt sales boom on the back of his LAFC transfer.
Topps scores big! They've secured a match-used ball from Son Heung-Min's electrifying MLS debut with LAFC. Get ready for a one-of-a-kind trading card featuring this historic piece!
Welcome to Los Angeles, man!" echoes Rams stars Matthew Stafford and Davante Adams, extending a rousing welcome to LAFC's newest sensation, Son Heung-Min. The NFL titans officially greeted the South Korean star on his move to Los Angeles and playfully invited him to experience the thrill of NFL action firsthand at SoFi Stadium
Ryan Reynolds' reign as Wrexham's top boss has been overshadowed! UK football fans, when asked about their dream club owners, have crowned Elon Musk and David Beckham as more desirable than the Hollywood titan. A surprising one in five fans would welcome the Tesla and X magnate aboard, leaving Reynolds with a mere 10% of the vote
MLS Commissioner Don Garber highlighted the league's transformative growth, citing David Beckham as the prime example of how celebrity ownership is reshaping the MLS landscape. Garber recently shared these insights during an executive-level experience in the Hamptons, detailing the profound impact of high-profile owners on the league's trajectory and expansion
LAFC's Denis Bouanga boldly named William Saliba the world's premier defender, while surprisingly overlooking Harry Kane as the top striker
