Heung-min Son drops the F-bomb in a rare X-rated speech to Tottenham fans


Heung-min Son Delivers Passionate Speech During Tottenham’s Europa League Trophy Parade, Drops F-Bomb in Triumphant Celebration

Tottenham Hotspur captain Heung-min Son gave an impassioned, unforgettable speech during the club’s celebratory open-top bus parade through north London—an event marking their historic Europa League triumph. With emotion pouring from every word, the Korean superstar couldn’t contain his joy as he addressed the sea of fans lining the streets, even letting slip an expletive that only added to the raw, unfiltered energy of the occasion.

The dramatic celebration followed Tottenham’s hard-fought 1-0 win over Manchester United in the Europa League final, played at the iconic San Mames Stadium in Bilbao, Spain. It was a landmark victory for Spurs—not only did it secure the club’s first major trophy in 17 years, but it also ended a 41-year drought without European silverware. For the players, coaches, and especially the fans, the win was monumental.

As Son proudly lifted the Europa League trophy high above his head under the Spanish night sky, it marked the culmination of years of dedication and perseverance. For the 31-year-old forward, this moment was especially meaningful. After more than a decade with the club and countless near-misses, he finally stood atop European football with silverware in hand—etched into Tottenham folklore.

The celebrations didn’t end in Spain. On Friday, May 23, the streets of north London were alive with jubilation as fans gathered to honor their heroes during an open-top bus parade. The route, packed with singing, chanting supporters, became a moving tribute to a team that had battled adversity and delivered on the biggest stage.

In a touching moment captured during the parade, Son took to the microphone to reflect on what the victory meant to him personally and to the club’s long-suffering supporters. His voice cracked with emotion as he shared his journey.

“I waited, I waited and dreamt about this moment,” Son told fans watching the live Tottenham coverage. “And finally, it happened. A little bit of pressure is going away, but I’m so glad I did it here. I did it with the Spurs shirt. In 17 years nobody has done it, and us—this group—we’ve done it. I am so, so proud of this team.”

But it was his next few lines that truly stole the show.

A clip widely circulated on social media captured the captain delivering a fiery and heartfelt message to the fans who had stood by the team through highs and lows. “For ten years, you guys have been staying from day one until now, boys,” he shouted, his voice full of gratitude. “I fking love you! We fking won the Europa League. And you all deserve it!”

Son’s unfiltered emotion and his passionate choice of words struck a chord with supporters, many of whom had waited their entire lives to see Spurs lift a European trophy. It was a speech that reflected the heart of a captain who wears his love for the club on his sleeve.

The 2024/25 season had been anything but smooth sailing. Tottenham endured a rocky Premier League campaign, riddled with inconsistency and early doubts about their trajectory. But the club’s European journey turned their season on its head, uniting the squad and fans under a shared belief that greatness was still possible.

Now, with the Europa League title in their grasp, Tottenham fans have a reason to celebrate—one that will echo through the stands at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium for years to come. Son’s speech will likely be replayed time and time again as a rallying cry, a reminder of what belief, passion, and unity can achieve.

For Son and Spurs, this wasn’t just about a trophy—it was about writing history, silencing the doubters, and finally bringing joy to the fans who had kept the faith for so long. And as they bask in their newfound European glory, the words of their captain will continue to resonate:

“We f**king won the Europa League. And you all deserve it.”

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