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The 21-year-old goalkeeper previously spent time on loan in the National League in 2024/25, making 14 appearances for Wealdstone during the second half of that campaign.

A product of our Academy, Luca won the Under-17 and Under-18 Premier League Cup double with us in 2022/23, following that up in 2023/24 by winning the Premier League 2 title with our Under-21s.

An England youth international, he has been named as a substitute for our first team in two competitive games to date.

The Norway international goalkeeper became our fifth signing of the transfer window as she joined us from SK Brann earlier this week.

Rising through the leagues in Norway to the top division (Toppserien), the 23-year-old has been an ever-present for the Brann-based side over the last two campaigns, helping them to the league title last season and preserving nine clean sheets in 12 league games this term.

Joining her fellow international team-mates Signe Gaupset, Cathinka Tandberg and Julie Blakstad in north London, here are a selection from her first day in Lilywhite.

The 20-year-old central midfielder was drafted in for his first start of the tournament after featuring as a substitute in all three of his nation’s group stage matches.

But it was a tough outing for the whole Swedish side as France produced a dominant display with three superb goals to run out 3-0 winners in New York, booking a date with Paraguay in the round of 16.

Kylian Mbappe and Bradley Barcola netted either side of half-time before Mbappe doubled his tally 16 minutes from the end to set the seal on a superb victory for Didier Deschamps’ men.

Lucas was substituted as part of a double change by Sweden boss Graham Potter on 66 minutes with the score at 2-0.

The midfielder’s exit from the competition follows that of Micky van de Ven and Jan Paul van Hecke with the Netherlands in the early hours of Tuesday morning, leaving us with seven players remaining in the tournament.

The Czech goalkeeper admirably stepped up to play a crucial role in our Premier League run-in with some standout performances across his seven appearances to help maintain our top-flight status last term.

A month on from a difficult night at Atletico Madrid in the UEFA Champions League last 16, the 23-year-old shot stopper was called upon to replace the injured Guglielmo Vicario for our league trip to Sunderland in Roberto De Zerbi's first game in charge and never looked back.

Showing his strength of character to bounce back and talent between the sticks, Toni went on to play every minute under our Head Coach and produced big saves at key moments against Wolves, Leeds and Everton in particular.

"Of course, this signing for me is another step to put me closer to that position, especially the end of the season that we had," he said, speaking exclusively on SPURSPLAY. "It makes me really happy and I feel the trust as well from the Club.

"It made me happy because I came to Tottenham one year and a half ago and my expectations were definitely to fight for the spot in the club, to have a chance to play the games in this shirt.

"When I look back, it's a nice story already and I'm looking forward to the next moments and experiences."

Signed from his hometown club, Slavia Prague, in January, 2025, the Czech Under-21 international kept an impressive clean sheet on debut in a 1-0 win against Liverpool in the Carabao Cup just days after his arrival and made his maiden Premier League appearance in the intensity of the north London derby.

Comfortable in possession and showcasing an impressive passing range off either foot, he played 10 games in all competitions during the second half of the 2024/25 season and added another 10 to his tally across the board last term.

Yet to be capped by Czech Republic at senior level, the young stopper believes he has improved a lot in his all-round game since his move to north London due to a 'big contribution' from the goalkeeping coaches at Hotspur Way.

With new signing Martin Dubravka, 37, adding vast experience to the goalkeeper department as one of four arrivals already this summer, Toni is now heading into the upcoming season excited and hungry to fight for his place and contribute on the pitch once again.

"For sure, I feel I'm a better keeper," he said. "I'm not the one to judge - that's for the fans and the coaches - and, at the same time, I know it's a big contribution of the coaches that were involved and that helped me so much.

"The team is so strong, the team is good. There is a huge opportunity to be successful this season and definitely I want to take part in that. I want to contribute and I hope we will give the fans what they are waiting for and what we want.

"There is a lot to come in the next season, which makes me really excited, which makes me hungry and motivated to come prepared because there will be a lot going on in the preseason."

The 18-year-old forward featured regularly for our Under-18s in 2025/26 – his second season of full-time football – and was often among the goals, scoring 13 times in all competitions at that level, including a hat-trick in a 5-0 away win at Fulham in December.

He also featured in all seven of our Under-19 UEFA Youth League matches last term, scoring twice, and made his international debut for Guyana Under-20s.

A hard-working striker, Reiss first joined our Academy in the Under-9s and was part of our Under-17 Premier League Cup-winning side in 2024/25. He signed his first professional contract last summer.

Congratulations, Reiss!

The 22-year-old Japan international joined us in January on a six-month loan and featured in 10 games in all competitions, scoring once against Aston Villa in February.

We thank Maika for her contributions and wish her well for the future.

Meanwhile, Martha Thomas and Anna Csiki return to the Club this summer following the conclusion of their loan spells with Liverpool and AS Roma respectively.

Antonin said: "I'm so happy and I can feel the trust from the Club. When I joined 18 months ago, my expectations were to fight for my place in the team and to wear this shirt every week.

"It's been a real journey to get here and a nice story already, and I'm looking forward to what lies ahead over the next months and years.

"Everyone around the Club feels that we can have a successful season and I want to contribute to that. We want to give the fans what they want and what this Club deserves."

Sporting Director, Johan Lange, said: "From the moment we identified Toni as a target, we were convinced he had the qualities, character and mentality to become an important player for this Club.

"We have been delighted with the way he has adapted over the past 18 months, both on and off the pitch, and this new contract reflects our confidence in his continued development.

"Toni has an outstanding work ethic, a strong desire to improve and the attributes required to perform at the highest level.

"Securing his long-term future is an important step for us and we are excited to see him fulfil the potential we believe he possesses."

Head Coach, Roberto De Zerbi, said: "Toni was outstanding over the final seven games of the season and a key part of what we achieved in that period.

"I am delighted he has committed his future to the Club. He has earned this new contract, not only with his performances but also his professionalism and desire to improve.

"We have huge belief in what Toni can become. He is still young, has enormous potential and I know that Spurs is the perfect place for him to continue to develop into one of the best goalkeepers in Europe."

Signed from his hometown club, Slavia Prague, in January, 2025, Toni’s journey at Spurs has already encompassed so much.

Impressive on his debut as he kept a clean sheet in a 1-0 win against Liverpool in the Carabao Cup just days after his arrival, he made his Premier League debut in the cauldron of the north London derby as he featured several times in his early days with us, going on to play 10 games in all competitions during the second half of the 2024/25 season.

Last term provided challenges for the former Czech Republic Under-21 international, however his ability, character and resilience shone through in the end.

The 23-year-old returned to Premier League duties in Roberto De Zerbi’s first game in charge away to Sunderland in April following Guglielmo Vicario’s hernia surgery, playing every minute under our Head Coach and pulling off a string of inspiring saves in our final seven games of the season to help maintain the Club’s top-flight status.

Key stops against Wolves, Leeds and Everton, some of which earned him nominations for the Premier League’s Save of the Month and Save of the Season awards, will live long in the memory.

His clean sheet in our crucial final-day 1-0 win at home to Everton was his 20th appearance in our colours to date.

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Having joined the club in August, 2021, from Liverpool, as an 18-year-old, Eleanor was immediately loaned twice to Blackburn Rovers before having spells at Coventry United and Sheffield United.

She made her senior competitive debut for the Club in November, 2024, keeping a clean sheet against Aston Villa in the Women's League Cup, before earning her first-ever start in the Women’s Super League the following month.

Eleanor made a total of six appearances in our colours, and received a maiden call-up to England Under-23s in February, 2025.

We thank Eleanor for her contributions to the Club and wish her all the best for the future.

Both defenders started the game in Monterrey, Mexico as the Dutch withstood Morocco’s pressure before taking the lead through Cody Gakpo 18 minutes from time.

Morocco, though, grabbed a stoppage-time equaliser via Issa Diop and with the scores level at 1-1 after normal time and extra time, they triumphed 3-2 in the resulting penalty shootout.

JP completed the full match, while Micky was substituted on 86 minutes.

Morocco advance to face Canada in Houston on Saturday, with the Netherlands left to contemplate what might have been.

The elimination of Ronald Koeman’s side means we have eight players left in the tournament, with Lucas Bergvall’s Sweden next in action when they take on France on Tuesday night (10pm UK).