Julian Alvarez, a Hotspur Way academy standout, might be Ange.
By sending their “ridiculous” adolescent forward, the Lilywhites could find their own Julian Alvarez
Ange Postecoglou’s Tottenham Hotspur team has already advanced significantly under his leadership, and he has loftier goals than simply getting his new team back into Europe.
After all, the Australian himself told his supporters to enjoy their early-season success and if their goals should wander, that was fine: “No, no, no, let them go, let them enjoy it. I’ve said it before, but it’s not my job to pop people’s balloons. The pleasure of being a fan is letting them get carried away and excited.
They have already endured enough suffering; let them enjoy themselves. If they expect us to be world-beating great, it is our responsibility to live up to their hopes. Our fans deserve to be happy, and they are free to do it however they please.
It remains to be seen how far the former Celtic manager can take the team with each passing transfer window despite a promising start to the Premier League season, helped by a 2-2 draw with Arsenal despite Harry Kane’s departure in the summer.
Particularly with the abundance of talent they now have in their academy, where everyone will look to the 30-year-old Bayern Munich player as the one to imitate given how renowned his performances have become in north London.
Mikey Moore has already demonstrated enough in the early phases of his career to suggest that he could be the next big thing to explode onto the scene in N17, even though one name in particular may be very young and raw.
Who is Mikey Moore?
As a 16-year-old forward already starring for the U18s, it may seem strange to be promoting the talent of such youth.
However, his ability to shine at a level far above his current age is suggestive that, in no time at all, he could prove himself too good for academy football and in desperate need of some senior minutes.
His current form certainly indicates this, with the teenage sensation boasting one goal and two assists in just three U18 Premier League games this season.
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