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Tottenham prospects are entering a full-fledged loan transfer. One of them will play as a teammate with Bae Jun-ho.
British Football London reporter Alasdier Gold, who is familiar with Tottenham's news, reported on the 6th (Korea time) 'Tottenham is scheduled to sign seven additional transfers'
Gold is the example of Jamie Donley being loaned to Stoke City in the English Championship (Second Division). Donley played for Leyton Orient in Ligue 1 last season and scored eight goals and 11 assists. Manager Thomas Frank allowed Donley to go on loan again for his growth. A move to Stoke is an opportunity to gain experience at a high level in hopes of becoming a key Tottenham player in the near future.
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Tottenham, which has a wind of change this summer, has also begun to reorganize its squad. Except for the players who remain in Frank's plans, most of them are on loan or release.
In particular, prospects are leaving Tottenham seeking to sign full-fledged rental contracts. Alfie Dorrington left for Everdeen, Ashley Phillips for Stoke City and Tyreece Hall for Notts County. Tottenham's cherished prospects have also decided to rent clubs for the next season. Mikey Moore, who was born in 2007, chose Son Heung-min as his role model, wore a Rangers uniform. Will Rankshire, dreaming of a second Harry Kane, left for Oxford United.
It's going to be Donley next. Donley, a promising player born in 2005, is a player who plays at the front line and second line and is highly evaluated in terms of kick and scoring sense. Donley is likely to rent Stoke. If Donley heads to Stoke, he is expected to work with Korean national team winger Bae Jun-ho. Earlier, Phillips also headed to Stoke, so he is expected to play in the championship stage together. In addition, other prospects such as defensive expectations Luka Vuskovic and Yang Min-hyuk are also listed as rental candidates, so it is expected to decide on a rental club before the end of the transfer market this summer.
For Tottenham, the growth of prospects who leave this summer's loan and gain experience is important. With Son Heung-min, the last focal point of the team, gone, it is inevitable to pay attention to the development of young players who will grow into 'Franchise Stars'. It is also expected that which prospect will grow through rental and fill Son Heung-min's vacancy will be a factor for fans to watch.
This article was translated by Naver AI translator.
