Tottenham Hotspur are reportedly finalising plans to return to Asia for a pre-season tour this summer, with the club soon expected to confirm full details as they continue to hold talks with stakeholders.Last week, journalist Charles Watts broke the news that Tottenham and Arsenal are planning to lock horns in a pre-season friendly in Asia this summer.It was revealed that the two clubs are expected to play each other in the Kai Tak Stadium in Hong Kong, which has a capacity of 50,000 and a retractable roof.The development raised some eyebrows, given that the Lilywhites had not yet officially confirmed their pre-season plans, but that now looks set to change very soon.Photo by SpursWebTottenham look set for another pre-season tour to South KoreaThe Daily Mail have now claimed that Spurs are currently in the process of finalising plans for a pre-season tour of Asia.The report claims that Tottenham are currently in advanced talks over holding a training camp in the Far East, with the popularity of captain Heung-min Son in that part of the world making a visit very commercially lucrative for the club.As a result, the Premier League club are expected to schedule a stop in South Korea for the second summer in a row, while a game in Hong Kong is also being discussed.Curiously though, this update says that while talks have been held over playing a North London Derby in the summer, those plans are yet to be confirmed.Why a North London Derby in pre-season a bad ideaIf you ask most Spurs and Arsenal fans, they will all agree that a pre-season friendly against their local rivals is not something that they would want to see.Given the history associated with that rivalry, no North London Derby should be a meaningless friendly, and one can argue that playing a friendly erodes the importance of the rivalry.However, both North London clubs will be attracted by the commercial benefits of playing the big fixture in front of their supporters in Asia.The post Tottenham Hotspur 2025 pre-season tour locations ‘leak’ before announcement appeared first on Spurs Web.