Dejan Kulusevski Hilariously Tells Harry Kane To Get Off Free-Kick's And Let Son Heung-Min Take Them

Tottenham forward Dejan Kulusevski sent a hilarious 'free-kick' message to Harry Kane when he appeared on a Korean TV show alongside teammates Ryan Sessegnon, Ben Davies and Son Heung-min.

You can watch the clip below.

Antonio Conte's side have been prepararing for the 2022/23 campaign with a pre-season tour of South Korea this month.

Players have enjoyed a mixture of media appearances, gruelling training sessions and competitive games against Team K League and Sevilla so far.

And during their visit, three first-team players appeared on a Korean entertainment show as part of their media duties.

Dejan Kulusevski, Ryan Sessegnon, Ben Davies and Son Heung-min were sat together on stage and, after interacting with some fans, Sweden international Kulusevski was asked a rather awkward question.

According to Twitter user @tallestmount, the interviewer gave Kulusevski the following scenario.

There is only three minutes left in a game, the score is 1-1 and you've been awarded a free-kick. Who do you choose between Kane and Son to take it?

The 22-year-old, who is currently on loan, responded by saying: "Hi Harry, I think you are one of the best strikers in the world. But if we get a freekick on Wednesday I hope Sonny will take it.”

As you can see in the footage above, teammate Son Heung-min found the whole thing a right laugh.

🎙| Dejan Kulusevski’s message for Harry Kane: “Hi Harry, I think you are one of the best strikers in the world. But if we get a freekick on Wednesday I hope, I think, Sonny will take it.”

— The Spurs Express (@TheSpursExpress) July 20, 2022

This isn't the only clip from the Korean show that has been doing the rounds on social media.

“That is better then your actual name”

- Dejan Kulusevski, 2022pic.twitter.com/YmLY8aZXoz

— Spurs International (@simonyemane) July 20, 2022

Kulusevski won't be forgetting the club's "amazing" tour of Korea any time soon.

The Juventus forward, who is expected to sign for Spurs permanently in the not so distant future, has been blown away by the level of the support in Seoul.

“It’s going to be a memory for the whole of my life." he told Spurs' official website. "They are fantastic people here, and it’s a fantastic country. I hope we’ll be back.

"It's been amazing on tour, coming closer to the team and having a lot of fun," The Swede added. "The key to everything is having fun, so we’ll keep having fun with it.”