Tottenham fans will be excited by the prospect of Luka Vuskovic returning to the club after his loan spell at Hamburg, but he's not the only player out on loan who has enjoyed a strong season.
There's little for Spurs fans to be excited about at the moment as they prepare for a crucial clash against Nottingham Forest in the Premier League, a game that could be vital in the fight to avoid relegation for both clubs.
With Tottenham building a young squad, their supporters do have the potential to look forward to some of their talents making an impact at senior level next season. The likes of Vuskovic out on loan, and Archie Gray and Mathys Tel, who remain at the club, could go to the next level at Tottenham as they gain more experience, and the 2026/2027 campaign could be an exciting one.
Tottenham Have Another Star Out on Loan
There has been plenty of talk about Vuskovic at Tottenham, and it's no surprise considering he's flourishing in the Bundesliga at the age of 19.
Another player who is enjoying an impressive season is Alfie Devine, who has now provided 10 goals and assists combined in the Championship from just 28 starts.
The 21-year-old ran from his own half, driving forward with power before dispatching into the back of the net against Stoke on Friday night.
Devine went on to grab a brace, scoring a 'delightful' chip to double Preston's lead.
Due to the impressive season of Vuskovic, there has not been a lot of discourse surrounding Devine, but he's another player who is flourishing out on loan.
Tottenham Have a Bright Future
Although Tottenham are struggling at the moment, and their supporters might not see the light at the end of the tunnel, they are setting themselves up for an exciting future, if they remain in the Premier League heading into the 2026/2027 campaign.
Their squad is flooded with young talent, including Devine, Vuskovic, Gray, Tel, Lucas Bergvall, Souza, and many, many more.
It will, of course, take time for all of these players to develop into Premier League-level talent, but if Spurs remain patient with the current crop they have, it could be a bright future for the north London club.