Prepare the Spurs to offer quotes for “Next Big Talent”

A year of significant changes in Tottenham Hotspur in 2025.

Manager Ange Postecoglou himself admitted that he would be fired even if the Spurs won the Europa League and would face Bodø/Glimt in the semifinals even after the removal of Eintracht Frankfurt on Thursday.

So, with the club currently 15th in the Premier League, Daniel Levy may be looking for a new manager in the summer, and the first team may also need a massive rebuild.

So, will Tottenham lead the chase to sign the senior youngster?

Tottenham Hotspur teenagers Transfer targets

Tottenham Hotspur is one of the “stalking “Gambia”‘senseation’ Gibril Sima of the top European clubs, and Levy is said to have “ready to pay” to reach a deal, according to a report by football insider Pete O’Rourke.

He is known little about the 17-year-old, who was in his home country for the Gambian Dutch Lions FC, but Pete O’Rourke described him as “the next big talent coming out of the Gambia”, adding that the British International Front and Borussia Dortmund were also interested in securing his signature.

Gambiana’s Ebrima KB Sonko’s report praised Sima’s “excellent performance”, calling him a “senior young talent”, while also noting that he has signed a two-year contract with the club, thus protecting his transfer value.

So, can he travel to north London this summer?

Tottenham Hotspur’s transfer strategy

As track and field’s Jay Harris outlined, Tottenham’s transfer strategy was clear last summer. Signature young players, as shown in the table below.

As on the table, the Spurs recruited eight players throughout the season, 6-year-olds 22 or 22, while Dominic Solanke was 27.

However, this is nothing new, Sima’s potential arrival comes from a lower level, little known to him, which is reminiscent of the recent Spurs legend.

Dele Alli signed Tottenham Hotspur from Milton Keynes Dons in January 2015 for a reported £5million, at the age of 18, with only 88 senior appearances in the league first-level, scoring 24 goals and providing MK with ten assists.

Well, it can be said that it’s a good amount of money, considering that Delay will continue to play 269 times for the Spurs, registering 67 goals and 59 assists, is a major member of the Spurs and often wins the Champions League finals in the top four.

Even after his strength began to decline, then-manager José Mourinho described Dele as “very important to Tottenham” and became the youngest Briton to score 50 Premier League goals, as Charlie Eccleshare, Tom Worville and Jack Pitt-Brooke pointed out.

At his peak, Delay was comparable to the best Premier League midfielder of all time and is now just looking to resurrect his career in Italy and joined Serie Como in January.

Nevertheless, Delay proves that a club can find a gem in the transfer market at a low cost and turn them into a star. Given that Tottenham may not be playing in Europe next season, this must be a strategy, and Sima appears to fit the bill.

As another young up-and-comer – according to O’Rourke, even compared with Arsenal icon Thierry Henry, if the Gambia influence, if he was stripped of his influence by obscurity, it would certainly have a good impact.