Spurs hits golden on ‘Uber-Complete’ star

At home, at least, the rest of Tottenham’s event must focus on making the team the best position at the start of next season.

Angel Postecoglou has had a lot of injuries this year, and while it has had a serious impact on their results, there is at least one positive.

The lack of choice has led the manager to the exciting youngsters of the club, far exceeding fans’ expectations in the summer.

Furthermore, they not only make up for the numbers, but helped one party, but a prospect performed so well that his valuation more than doubled.

The most exciting young man on the Spurs

So when it comes to the club’s young talent this season, there is one player who probably gets the most attention: Archie Gray.

The former Leeds United joined the club for about £30m in the summer and therefore had some heavy expectations for him, but so far he could be said to have more than they have encountered.

For example, even though he was still 18 and mostly midfielder, Dynamo, born in Durham, had to dominate the entire defender this semester, doing well at guards and centre-backs.

So far, very promising phenomena are in the centre-back, with the right-back appearing 7 times and the left-back appearing 5 times, and two appearing in the defensive midfield. It seems that he can finally fulfill analyst Ben Mattinson’s statement that he is the “future £100 million” star.

Surprisingly, there was one even young player who attracted North Londoners this season: Mikey Moore.

The semester’s college product is limited to 16 first teams, but he has scored one goal, earned two assists and made a serious impression on his senior teammates.

For example, James Maddison described the 17-year-old as “fareless” and liked “Neymar on the left” after a striking showcase against AZ Alkmaar in the Europa League – which is indeed highly praised.

However, there was another teenage sensation in the first team, those who had been more than twice the cost of the club a year ago.

The value of young people in the Spurs has soared

While it is possible to argue about the likes of Wilson Odobert and Pape Matar Sarr in the discussion of the club’s youngsters, we’re talking in particular about people who are not even 20 years old, such as Lucas Bergvall.

The 19-year-old Swedish signed Tottenham Hotspur for about £8.5 million last winter, but didn’t officially join the team until the summer.

However, although he remains a newbie in British football, the former Djurgårdens Ace brought it into the water like a duck and was already a key member of the first team.

In fact, what Mattinson calls the “Uber Complete” talent is so impressive about Lilywhites that he says he is now worth €21.7 million, reaching about £18 million.

This means that Dynamo, born in Stockholm, has already paid 111% of his value for him than Daniel Levy and Co, which is what he is increasingly important to the club, and that seems right.

For example, he has made 34 appearances in Postecoglou this season, scoring a goal and providing 3 assists.

On top of that, FBREF put him in the top five of Europe’s top five midfielders, finishing the top five of tackles in third place on offense, top 6% of long-term pass completions and successful receivers, and top 8% of tackles and interceptions, all at 90.

Ultimately, at Bergvall, the Spurs hit the gold medal as he was ahead of the 19-year-old midfielder you expected, and his high valuation was just a confirmation of his incredible talent.