Tottenham set to fast-track ‘massive’ talent who’s already tearing things up
Tottenham is home to several young talents just itching for an opportunity to prove themselves at the highest level.
Frank has had his work cut out for him these past couple of weeks, with fans not only hoping for victories but a chance to see their younger players enter the limelight.
Luca Williams-Barnett debuted for Tottenham recently as a substitute in Spurs’ win over Doncaster Rovers in the Carabao Cup third round.
With the Tottenham Academy producing young stars at an outstanding rate, fans will need to become acquainted with some of the standouts soon.
Ashiah Haughton-Sinclair tipped for England Under-18s debut
Ashiah Haughton-Sinclair is one of Tottenham’s most prized talents, who is looking to make a name for himself in North London.
- The striker has netted 30 goals and has provided 10 assists this season
- He has scored for both Spurs’ Under-15s and 16s
- Haughton-Sinclair scored 65 goals last season
The youngster has already been called up for the England Under-15s, and speaking exclusively to Tottenham News , Tottenham expert and Lilywhite Rose owner John Wenham believes that his Under-18s call-up is not far away.
“There’s another boy in the younger age group called Haughton-Sinclair, who’s on about 30 goals already for the season,” Wenham said.
“He was called up for England Under-15s recently as well. So he could actually make his Under-18 debut this season at some point.
“I think they regard him that highly and that he’s massive as well, the size of him, he looks much older than he is. I could see him possibly making his Under-18s debut this season.”
Tottenham have one of the youngest squads in Premier League
Tottenham’s youngest and brightest have been the subject of fruitful discussions in North London these past couple of weeks.
In fact, Spurs have the fourth-youngest squad in the Premier League with an average age of around 25.5 years. This is a little over two years older than Chelsea, who rank top with an average age of 23.4 years.
Archie Gray, who started in Tottenham’s draw to Monaco, is their youngest player at 19 years of age, just a few months younger than Lucas Bergvall.
Meanwhile, Ben Davies, who is set to leave Spurs this summer is their oldest player at 32 years of age.
As such, it seems Spurs have a squad young enough to serve them for years to come.
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