"Rumors are swirling around the Camp Nou as FC Barcelona reportedly considers a winter loan move for South Korean forward Son Heung-min. The 33-year-old, currently playing for Los Angeles FC in Major League Soccer, could return to Europe under a special clause in his contract that allows a temporary loan during the MLS off-season. Spanish outlet Fichajes.net claims the Catalan club views Son as an ideal short-term addition, offering both experience and attacking depth at a time when Barcelona continues to rebuild amid injuries."
"According to the report, Son's "Beckham clause," named after the former England star who used a similar arrangement while playing in MLS to play on loan in Europe, would enable a short stay without breaking his existing contract with LAFC, which runs through 2027. Son joined LAFC earlier this year after a decade at Tottenham Hotspur, where he became one of the Premier League's most admired players. He quickly adapted to life in Los Angeles, scoring nine goals in his first ten matches."
FC Barcelona is reportedly exploring a short-term winter loan for Son Heung-min, leveraging a special clause in his LAFC contract that allows temporary European moves during the MLS off-season. The 33-year-old moved to Los Angeles after a decade at Tottenham and scored nine goals in his first ten matches for LAFC. The proposed "Beckham clause" would permit a brief stay in Europe without voiding his contract running through 2027. The MLS season pause between December and March creates a timing window. Barcelona would gain experienced attacking depth amid injuries and budget limits, while Son would retain match fitness and World Cup visibility.
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