Yes diplomatically to this season have come to some actual negatives Tottenham Hotspurbut at least a few positive results.
You can choose when it comes to the first, from false form to permanent injuries and acid atmosphere at home and far away.
However, when it comes to the latter, it really comes down to how well a few young talents of the club have adapted to the first team football, from the summer signatures of Lucas Bergvall and Archie Gray to the Gem Mikey Moore Academy.
The good news is that another series of talented young people could make their competitive first teams debut next season, including one star of the Academy that could only be a club Cole Palmer.
Spurss young who could break through next season
So, before you reach the player in question, it is worth looking at a few more talented perspectives that could finally make your competitive debut for the club next season, starting with Ashley Phillips.
The 19-year-old Central Bek spent the season on loan with the championship of Stoke City this year, and despite being his first full campaign in the second level, he was an important member of the first team.
In all competitions, former Blackburn Rovers jewel, Who did Tony Mowbray say “One day there will be a mega footballer,” performed 31 appearances For the pots, and, the most impressive, every one was the beginning.
From the defense to the middle terrain now, and the next prospectus that could play some games under Ange Postecoglou next season is Tyrese Hall.
19-year-old AS, who “has a really big future in Tottenham” According to Spurs expert John WenhamHe enjoyed a great season on the club side of the U21 this year.
In just 20 appearances in which he played everywhere, Dinamo born in London scored six goals and secured four assistswhich comes out on average participation in the goal of any other game.
On top of all, he is now part of English camp U19But even so, he is not the most exciting player at the Club Academy; That title belongs to someone even younger, someone who could be Palmer Lilywhites.
Spurs’s own Palmer
It may be out of shape right now, but Palmer is undoubtedly one of the most exciting English talents around them, and people could say about Luca Williams-Barnett in a few years.
The 16-year-old may still be a cousin unknown to the broader football public, but he is certainly not for those who follow academic football.
Incredible young man, whom analyst Ben Mattinson described as “A name to be careful,” can be a club version of ASA Chelsea for several reasons.
The first is that, like England, international, he is a slender-medical goal.
IN Only 24 appearances for U18SA total of 1887 minutes, Unreal talent scored 20 goals and scored ten assists.
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Williams-Barnett record for U18S |
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Performances |
24 |
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Minutes |
1887. ‘ |
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Goals |
20 |
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Helping |
10 |
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Goals Includes by match |
1.25 |
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Records by participating in the goal |
62.9 ‘ |
In other words, he records an average of 1.25 goals in each game, or one every 62.9 minutes, and although still young, it is a type of form that could make Postecoglou be handed to him for a few minutes of the first team next season.
Another reason he could become a version of the former prospectus of Manchester City is that he is also positioned.
For example, while his basic position attacks in the middle, he played in the left minide, left and right, and even above, What helps explain Wenham’s description from him as a “cheater”.
Ultimately, the Spurs could have a terrible season of this year, but the future looks incredibly light, and Williams-Barnett could make it even more next season.
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