Son Heung-min for Calvin Klein
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Son Heung-min for Calvin Klein
Tottenham’s Son Heung-min has become the newest big-name footballer to endorse Calvin Klein.
After a difficult start to the season, Son Heung-min, who scored a hat-trick in his last match for Tottenham, was recently unveiled as a Calvin Klein band ambassador.
Having landed the role of representing the fashion label in South Korea, the 30-year-old is delighted.
‘Calvin Klein products have had a special place in my wardrobe for years, so our partnership is a natural fit,’ he said in a statement.
‘Like so many people around the world, I am constantly inspired by the brand’s iconic campaigns, so to be the face of one is both exciting and surreal.’
Freddie Ljungberg and David Beckham both modeled for Calvin Klein during their playing careers, and Son Heung-min is following in their footsteps.
Spurs’ 6-2 win over Leicester before the international break saw the South Korean captain return to his best form.
With no goals after eight games this season, he came off the bench with half an hour to go and scored three goals in just over 13 minutes.
We can’t wait for this partnership to produce exciting results!
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