REVEALED: Spurs star Son Heung-min CAN'T take selfies with fans with iPhones

A viral video has shown Son Heung-min refusing to hold a fan's phone as they asked him for a selfie.

The video on TikTok shows a fan offering their iPhone to the South Korean star so he can take the selfie of them together.

Son, upon realising what product she was offering for him to hold, put his hands together apologetically and explained that he couldn't take the picture, but was happy for the fan to do so instead.

The video then shows Son being offered a phone from another fan, where he was happy to take the selfie on this occasion with a supporter who was holding up a Tottenham shirt with his name on.

As part of a sponsorship deal with Samsung, Son can't take his own selfies or touch phones belonging to fans, if the product belongs to a rival company.

The South Korean international became a brand ambassador for Samsung earlier this summer.

His contract with them means that fans who don't have a Samsung phone, will have to take the selfies if they ever come across the Tottenham star.

Since linking up with Samsung, Son has regularly promoted their products on his Instagram account.

As of the time of writing, Son's last Instagram post was promoting Samsung as part of their 'Everyday SmartThings with Son' campaign.

The video shows the 31-year-old lounging at home while promoting their products including televisions, refrigerators, watches and phones.

Son is highly-sought after by companies to become an ambassador of their products, in part thanks to his status as the biggest sports star in South Korea.

He has also linked up with brands such as Calvin Klein, Burberry, Gatorade and insurance company AIA Singapore

Son has enjoyed a fine start to the season, following his struggles last campaign.

After jointly winning the Premier Golden Boot in 2021-22, last season he only netted 10 league goals.

This season he has netted three goals in four games, all of which came as part of a hat-trick in the 5-2 victory over Burnley.