Ange at the Spurs

While White Hart Lane isn’t a scene for many trophy lifts, some of our generation’s most decorated soccer players have been brought to the stadium on the Tottenham Hotspur color on that ground.

Harry Kane left the club’s all-time top scorer, but he still hasn’t lifted any silverware yet.

For Gareth Bale who went to Real Madrid, that certainly couldn’t say, winning the entire range, winning Laliga three times and taking home the Champions League five times.

He stood with another Spurs idol, Luka Modric, and since then he went on to achieve some extraordinary goals in the sport.

Luka Modric’s Spurs career

Modric, 39, is certainly like a fine wine. As the goal below shows, he didn’t get worse after scoring a few weeks ago.

He is Ballon d’Or Winner, World Cup finalist, four-time Laliga champion, six-time Champions League champion and five-time Club World Cup winner.

But the rise of the midfielder really started with the Spurs after cherishing it for £15m.

During the Lilywhites, Croatians were miracles in the center of the court, eventually coming from all corners, especially Harry Redknapp and Sir Alex Ferguson.

The Spurs eventually made a lot of profits from Croatia International and sold him to Madrid in 2012 for £30 million.

Since then, the North Londoners have had some pretty good midfielders, especially Mousa Dembele and Christian Eriksen, but Modric’s vulnerability has never been replaced.

Well, over the past decade, fast forward, and Ange Postecoglou may be brewing the next Modric.

Spurs’ brand new Luka Modric in 2025

Considering the club ranks 15th in the Premier League, the Spurs’ near future looks bleak.

However, the long-term future is sure to be bright, as long as they can continue to cultivate their best young talents.

Postecoglou is not short of young options for Spurs like Archie Gray, Mikey Moore and Lucas Bergvall.

So, who evokes Modric’s biggest memory? Must be teenage midfielder Bergwal.

The 19-year-old is said to be turning into a great player in his “first contact like Modric” of track and field. He has confidence in possession of the ball, and although he hasn’t added too many goals or assists to his game, they’ll be coming soon.

Bergvall has found the network only once in 38 appearances this semester, but has assisted with four goals. These figures obviously need improvement, but his other core statistics are respectable.

According to FBREF, it is obvious that the 19-year-old multi-faceted player is. He ranks in the top 15% of the 15% of players in Europe, and the rubber stamp is similar to Modric, who is often known for one of the best rhythm players we have seen in the last 15 years or so.

The sensation in Croatia is not just a person who can spray, but his ability to beat players and carry the ball is perhaps an underestimated aspect of his game, ranking in the top 7% of midfielders on the continent, with a score of 2.49 per 90.

Where is Bergvall ranking? Of the 17% of 1.98, he is in the best 1% of players with similar positions in terms of successful breakups every 90 minutes. It’s also the best 13% of tackles, and it’s a player who has it all.

Let’s tell you. Just as great as Modric has been throughout his career, he has never been a prolific shooter, and averaged 4.7 goals per season per season during his professional years.

As a result, his peers are often described as a generational talent, and the tag has also been distributed to Bergvall, with goal reporter Mitch Fretton hinting that he is likely to be “passed from generation to generation” after a show last month.

Also has leadership skills. Modric has been the captain of Croatia for many years, and in the words of data analyst Ben Mattinson, the young Spurs midfielder “maybe even the captain of Sweden.”

It seems Levy and Co signed a real gem here.