A Tottenham academy youngster has picked up a prestigious award after some outstanding displays for the club’s U21 side over the last few weeks.
An award has already landed at Hotspur Way this week, with Roberto De Zerbi winning the Premier League Manager of the Month award for October.
It was well deserved for the Italian, who guided Spurs to three wins and one draw last month after the Lilywhites went without a win in their first five league games of the season.
Tottenham’s brilliant run of form in October also saw Jan Paul van Hecke being nominated for the Player of the Month award.
While the Spurs centre-back may not have proven victorious, a Tottenham academy youngster has been deemed the best player across October in Premier League 2.
Tyrese Hall wins the Premier League 2 Player of the Month award
Tyrese Hall has been nominated for two Player of the Month awards in a row after an outstanding start to the Premier League 2 season.
Spurs Web has been closely following the 21-year-old’s stunning displays across October, which included a goal and an assist in the 2-1 win away at Middlesbrough and an outstanding lob from over 30 yards out against Leicester City.
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The central midfielder has now notched up an astonishing five goals and five assists in seven Premier League 2 outings this term, which are Luca Williams-Barnett-like numbers.
Hall has thus deservedly been named the Player of the Month for October.
Spurs should look for a League One loan for Tyrese Hall
The 21-year-old is demonstrating this season that he is too good for youth football, which is not surprising given that he has already had more than just a taste of senior football.
Hall enjoyed a successful loan spell at Notts County in the second half of last season, scoring eight times across all competitions for the League Two club in 39 appearances.
The midfielder may not be ready yet for the Championship, as the last thing Tottenham would want is to send him somewhere to warm the bench.
However, one would expect Spurs to look for League One loan options for Hall in January, and several third-tier teams are likely to show interest, given his form for the U21s.