AC Milan and Barca's hopes of signing Son Heung-min are dashed.

Son Heung-min and his agent have denied rumors of a short-term transfer to Serie A or Europe in the near future.

The South Korean star quickly integrated into LAFC.

The former Tottenham captain is rumored to have a special clause in his contract with Los Angeles FC that would allow him to temporarily return to Europe to play during the MLS off-season. Son Heung-min wants to maintain his form ahead of the 2026 World Cup.

However, Son Heung-min's representative has confirmed that he is currently not in any negotiations with European clubs regarding a potential short-term loan move during the MLS January break. Although some sources from Italy and Spain have reported otherwise, suggesting Milan and Barcelona are interested in loaning the player, the South Korean international insists he is fully focused on LAFC and has no intention of leaving mid-season.

Previously, Barcelona and AC Milan emerged as two potential destinations. These clubs were considering loaning Son Heung-min from Los Angeles FC for a short period.

Joining LAFC in August, Son quickly proved his class. In just 10 games at the end of the season, the South Korean striker scored 9 goals and provided 3 assists, helping LAFC become one of the most formidable attacking teams in the league.

On October 29th, Son will join LAFC in the MLS playoffs, facing Austin FC in the first match. With his high form and rising confidence, the 33-year-old star is expected to continue shining and help his team compete for the championship this year.

Denying these rumors helps quell speculation about "Sonny" returning to Europe during the MLS winter break, confirming his full focus on leading LAFC to success in this MLS season.

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Source: https://znews.vn/ac-milan-barca-vo-mong-voi-son-heung-min-post1597900.html