Jamie Donley has a strong chance of being included in the first team next season, but he is not the only Tottenham Hotspur youngster Thomas Frank should consider.
Tottenham Hotspur are building a rather exciting young project in North London, having produced and signed some very exciting talents.
Thomas Frank has now been appointed to help further the development of their young stars, and he should be very excited by the players now at his disposal.
TBR Football has just revealed that Donley could get minutes under Frank next season, and here are three more youngsters we think he should keep a very close eye on this summer.
Thomas Frank might consider loaning Mikey Moore
One of the big decisions facing Frank is what to do with the very young Mikey Moore who was part of Ange Postecoglou’s squad last season.
TBR Football understands that Tottenham want Moore tied down to a new contract and hope the deal will be in place before his 18th birthday in August.
The 17-year-old scored and assisted en route to Spurs winning the Europa League and collected a winners’ medal in Bilbao.
Moore played 812 minutes last season, although that was limited due to an illness, which saw him miss 14 matches.
The winger is one of the most exciting young talents to emerge from the club’s academy, although there are question marks over what should come next.
Frank must decide whether the teenager would benefit more from being around the first-team squad or being sent on loan to another Premier League club or Championship club.
Luka Vuskovic could make immediate Tottenham impact
Luka Vuskovic is arguably the youngster who could make the biggest impact on Tottenham’s squad next season.
The teenager was outstanding on loan in the Belgian Pro League with Westerlo and proved that he is more than ready for senior level.
The 18-year-old scored an impressive seven times as a central defender, as he showed his incredible ability in the air.
Tottenham are very excited by Vuskovic’s potential, with the youngster having already made 61 senior appearances, featuring for Hajduk Split, Radomiak and Westerlo.
Vuskovic could be another player who could get another loan, however, just like Lucas Bergvall, there are signs that he is ready to make the jump to the Premier League already.
Luca Williams-Barnett could get first-team minutes at Tottenham
Another incredible talent emerging from Spurs’ academy is Luca Williams-Barnett, who has just dominated at Under-18 level for the North London club.
Last season, the 16-year-old scored 19 times and got nine assists in the U18 Premier League, scoring some outrageous goals for the youth team.
Tottenham fans love Williams-Barnett and believe that the young 16-year-old should have got some minutes under Postecoglou last term.
The teenager was included in Spurs’ Europa League squad for games against Galatasaray, AS Roma and Rangers.
Williams-Barnett will surely get his chance over pre-season to impress Frank, and he certainly looks like a player with a massive future in North London.