Tottenham captain Son Heung-min clearly challenges Richarlison with target of 4,444 points

Son Heung-min told Richarlison, who is in good form, that he needs to keep finding the net.
The Tottenham striker scored the opening goal against his former club Everton on Saturday, taking his tally to four goals in three games.
And Richarlison’s purple patch, long deceived since his £50m move at the start of last season, comes at just the right time as Spurs aim to break into the top four.

Son, the team’s leading scorer, had already shown performances that exceeded expectations throughout last season, but he is expected to be out for up to a month in order to represent South Korea in next month’s Asian Cup.
This poses an even bigger challenge for Richarlison to continue his recent success, with Spurs captain Son now urging his club-mate to reach his basic target of 15 goals.
And Richarlison’s previous highest return in the Premier League was 13 games, which he achieved in each of his first two seasons at Everton.

“Everyone is very happy for him, very happy.
Rich knows he has to score more goals when he plays for Spurs,” Son said.
He must score at least 15 goals to be a striker.
“Richi is a player who wants to score more goals and I hope he continues to do that to help the team.
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Head coach Ange Postecoglou will provide another update at a press conference on Wednesday afternoon to preview the visit to Albion.