Levy hit the gold on a “Nakaza” whose value rose without playing for spurs

Was hard for Tottenham Hotspur Fans to be positive about anything this season.

Ange Postecoglou’s the side was a dirological bad in Premier leagueare outside Fa cup and League Cupand now put all their eggs in Europa League basket.

However, although at this point things are undoubtedly dark, there are significant reasons to be quite optimistic about the future, because although many of their older players were terribly disappointing this season, their young are not.

The characters of Archie Gray and Lucas Bergvall were excellent, while Mikey Moore looks incredibly promising, and Lucas Williams-Barnet has broken things at the Academy.

Moreover, there is another exciting perspective signed Daniel Levy And CO, which has seriously impressed on loan this season and seen that its value assessment is increasing.

The stars of the loop of Spurs

Before you reach the player in question, it is worth looking at several other young young young people who enjoy star campaigns on loan, starting with Jamie Donley.

“Perfect” perspective, like Called Alasdair GoldHe spent the season with League One Side Leyton Orient, and as he endured a slightly slow start to life in East London, he has since become a key player on the side.

For example, in 36 appearances for ODs, a total of 2462 minutes, a star born Antrim has achieved six goals and scored six assistsWhat comes on average of naked participation every three games, or every 205.16 minutes, which is quite special for the attacking midfielder.

Furthermore, he could claim that he should have another goal for his name after his long -term effort against Manchester City in Fa Kupa forced Stefan Orteg to score his own goal.

Going to the championship now, 19-year-old Ashley Phillips has become an integral part of Stoke City Defense since she joined the club at the seasonal loan in the summer.

Prospectus born in Salford presented in 72% The initial lineups of Potters championships and There was 27 appearances In all competitions in which he scored a goal.

However, although it is encouraging to see how the young man gets so many minutes at a big club, Lilywhites have another veterans on loan this season, whose estimate has grown before playing for the club at all.

A spurs loan whose value exploded

While Gray, Bergvall and Moore were capturing Spurs’ titles this season, right, maybe there will be another young man whose name is added to this trio of exciting prospects of next season: Luka Vušković.

Tottenham agreed pay £ 12m for The talented defender in September 2023. However, he is not allowed to officially join the club until this summer due to the regulations introduced after Brexit on the registration of foreign players under the age of 18.

There was a considerable amount of money to pay such a young player, but Levy and Co will be delighted with the fact that before even hitting the ball for postecoglou, his estimate grew significantly, with a football observatoria of CIES It is appreciated by up to € 23 million, which is around £ 19 million, or £ 7m more than it cost Northern London.

The reason why the young man’s price has already increased by about 58% in the season and a half since he put the pen on the paper is that he was seriously impressive, while this year he is on loan with the Belgian clothing of KVC Westerlooo.

For example, despite playing in the center, the “Nakaza” talent, What did he call the analyst Ben Mattinsonmanaged to score a goal seven goals and give one Help 25 appearances, which means that on average he participates in the goal in every 3.12 games – and outweighs Richarlison.

On top of that, although he is still only 18 years old, the Croatian gem already has a physical stature to play in the Premier League, which comes in 6 feet high 4 inches.

Finally, the Spurs may not have the best season of this year, but the future of their team looks incredibly light, and if Vuskovic turns out to be even half a player, it looks like it could be, then Postecoglou will have a sensational defender on his hands.