Yang Min-hyeok could just be weeks away from repeating a feat achieved by Tottenham legend Heung-min Son back in 2018.Spurs have 17 players out on loan across Europe, one of whom is the South Korean, who made a temporary move to KVC side Westerlo in the summer.The 20-year-old was impressive on loan at Portsmouth during the first half of last season, but barely got any game time in the second half of last campaign after Tottenham recalled him from the South Coast in January and loaned him out to Coventry City.Yang will be hoping to get a lot more minutes for Westerlo, where former Spurs loanees Luka Vuskovic and Alfie Devine thrived two seasons ago.Photo by Masashi Hara/Getty ImagesTottenham youngster Yang Min-hyeok marches to Asian Games quarterfinalHowever, Yang is currently not in Belgium but instead in Japan, where he is part of South Korea’s U23 side competing in the Asian Games.The Tottenham man played the first 54 minutes of the victory at the Mizuho Rugby field in Nagoya, Japan, as his side beat Saudi Arabia 2-0 to reach the quarterfinal of the tournament.South Korea finished the group stage with a 100-per-cent record, having defeated Qatar 4-1 in their Group D opener last Tuesday, with Yang playing 18 minutes of that fixture.Yang and co faced Vietnam in the quarterfinals on Friday and booked a place in the final four of the Asian Games with a commanding 4-0 win, which brings them a huge step closer to a medal.Tottenham fans will remember that Heung-min Son was part of the South Korea team to win gold in the 2018 edition of the event – a victory that made him exempt from two years of military service back in his home country.How has Yang fared at KVC Westerlo so far?The Tottenham loanee is yet to start a match for his new club, having made two appearances as a substitute in the Jupiler Pro League so far.Yang then missed KVC’s 2-2 draw at home against Zulte Waregem with a minor injury before flying out to Japan for the Asian Games.The pacy winger will be keen to make a mark at the Belgian club on his return, and he will hope to return to his club as a gold medalist.READ MORE: Tottenham risk missing Morgan Gibbs-White yet again as Bayern Munich join £60m raceThe post Yang Min-hyeok close to copying Heung-min Son achievement that saved his Tottenham career appeared first on Spurs Web.