South Korean international Son Heung-Min is officially on his way to MLS.Western Conference club LAFC has acquired Son in a transfer from English Premier League side Tottenham, both clubs announced Wednesday. Son will be on a Designated Player contact with LAFC through the 2027 MLS season and the club also holds two option years through 2029. “Sonny is a global icon and one of the most dynamic and accomplished players in world football,” said LAFC Co-President & General Manager John Thorrington. “His ambition, ability, and character align perfectly with our values at LAFC. We are proud that he has chosen Los Angeles for the next chapter of his extraordinary career. Sonny is a proven winner and a world-class individual, and we are confident he will elevate our club and inspire our community, both on and off the pitch.”Son, 33, spent the last 10 years with Tottenham, helping the club reach the UEFA Champions League Final in 2019 and also lift the Europa League trophy last May. He scored 173 goals and added 101 assists in 454 appearances for the North London club. The veteran forward has also remained a consistent performer on the international level with South Korea, earning 134 caps to date and scoring 51 goals. He has already helped his country qualify for the 2026 FIFA World Cup, which will take place on North American soil.“I’m incredibly proud to be joining LAFC, a club with big ambitions in one of the most iconic sports cities in the world,” Son said. “Los Angeles has such a rich history of champions, and I am here to help write the next chapter. I’m excited for this new challenge in MLS. I have come to L.A. to lift trophies and give everything for this club, this city, and its fans. I cannot wait to get started.”Steve Cherundolo’s squad sit sixth in the Western Conference and have their third Leagues Cup group stage match on Tuesday against Tigres.