Spurs found their best miracle from Bale and not Mikey Moore

Let us bring you back in 2007. Gareth Bale He learned his trade in Southampton and is still an effective boy. He is only 17 years old, but here he is, signing Tottenham Hotspur.

AND £ 10m At the time, he didn’t really blow Spurs fans, but that would be a contract that would change the modern landscape of this football club.

However, it took a while to happen. Bale did not win one of his first 24 games In Spurs colors. It was Jinx, maybe even a curse.

However, he managed to turn his career after a rocky start, and now he may be only another Harry Kane in terms of modern icons on White Hart Lane.

When Real Madrid came to call in 2013, Inserting an offer of £ 85 millionSpurs achieved a funny amount of profit, but said forgiveness with one of their greats.

Considering the second Welshman’s remnant in northern London – the magic of the loan – presented himself in 237 games, Merging 71 goals and publishing 53 assists.

So, where does the next ball come from? Well, Lilywhites have many top young stars, especially Archie Gray, Lucas Bergvall and Mikey Moore.

Moore may be one of the most exciting.

Mikey Moore’s debut campaign in the first Spurs team

Last summer was marked by Moore’s emergence in the first Spurs team. Ange Postecoglou loved him and could hardly wait to release a teenager in a senior game.

He did this for the first time against Manchester City, bringing a 17-year-old from the bench in the last two games of the Premier League campaign.

Moore played a prominent role during club pre-season preparations, blinding the defenders, achieved against the heart and Vissel Kobe, and at the same time published an assist against QPR. It was some beginning of life as a player of the first team.

Although the teenager was not a regular associate in terms of goals and assists since then, he failed to find a network in the Premier League But twice in all competitionsHe still looked incredibly promising.

The injury and illness won Moore’s development during the New Year, but he left not only a lasting impression on fans, but also his teammates.

Speaking after their victory of 1-0 over Az Alkmaar in November, James Maddison noted: “From a minute 45 to 65 I thought we had Neymar on the left wing. He was great. He just demanded the ball and fearless.”

Still only 17 years old, the future is certainly bright for the English international, appointed among Gol.com Top 50 Wonderkids around the world.

Still, one of the players on that list could be even more talent.

Spurs have a larger talent than Mikey Moore

There were five Spurs players on the goal list, including Chief Archie Gray and Lucas Bergvall. These two are certainly in advance in their development, so it makes sense to be involved more.

However, we want to talk about Luki Vuskovic, a young defender who still needs to be seen in the colors of Spurs.

Back in September 2023. The Spurs first announced that they agreed on the then 16-year-old Vuskovic agreement to the club on the Croatian side Hajduk Split.

He will not officially move the clubs until the summer of 2025, so we are still waiting for his debut of Spurs, but now older than 18, shows the huge potential of which many expect from him.

Middle Bek per store, a teenager was borrowed on the Westerlo KVC in the first level of Belgium, where he did not only prove himself a capable defender, but also has a habit of finding the back of the net, scoring seven times in 28 appearances.

So why is there such a hype? Well, standing at 6 feet 5, is described as “Freak Athlete” Ben Mattinson Analyst and “Crazy Talent” Scout Jacek Kulig.

It has an imposing frame for scary veterans, goals’ ability to influence things on the opposite end of the terrain and dominates even when it does not find the net.

Indeed, according to Sofascore, he achieved the highest game rating in one game among the veterans in the European ‘Best Ten League’ in a game where they did not find a net or helped a goal.

This was during the draw 0-0 with oh leuven where Young central back ended 91% of his passagesHe won ten of his 12 air duels, completed a key passage and successfully made all seven of his long balls.

This is an elite talent in making, a comfortable passerby, a threatening header of the ball and the goalkeeper. What could you want more?

They are already excited in his homeland and who can blame them? The Croatian media quickly celebrated his performances, crowning Vuskivic as “Talent that was born once in 100 years”.

Maybe, like Bale, it is blessed by the potential to play for a club like Madrid. The Spurs will hope that he will receive several years of work experience before something like this happens.