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Stopspot said:
20th league goal this season for Bowen. Even if he wouldn't walk into our 11 he is in my opinion a player we should keep an eye on. Poch could probably take him up a few notches.
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Bowen, Grealish & Brandt would make excellent signings if we are looking to bolster squad places on an attacking level.

If Eriksen goes and we need to spread our investments over multiple purchases we could go far worse than getting those 3. All would be c£25m each which really is nothing compared to the silly money getting chucked around in footy these days
 
Johannes Eggestein.

20 year old plays for Werder Bremen up top. Very intelligent player. Playing very well right now against Leverkusen, think I'll keep an eye on this guy.
 
Yari Verschaeren from Anderlecht. Next thing from their academy after Kompany, Lukaku, Tielemans,...

The boy his first touch is amazing and he is decesive in almost every game. Only 17!
 
Hoddinho said:
Yari Verschaeren from Anderlecht. Next thing from their academy after Kompany, Lukaku, Tielemans,...

The boy his first touch is amazing and he is decesive in almost every game. Only 17!
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he's pretty good in a very average Anderlecht team this year, but i think he needs to go to Italy before taking the next steps to a more physically challenging competition

Tielemans however is the player we need
 
Jose Gaya, is he any good at Valencia this season? He got capped recently by Spain and he looks like he’s in the attacking wingback mould.
 
Swedish prospect Jack Lahne is joining reigning champions AIK on loan from second tier BP football club for the spring half on the season and will then move to Amiens in Ligue 1 on a permanent basis in the summer.

Lahne has spent January-February on try out with Amiens and this is seen as the best sollution for all parties.

He's rated very highly as a youth prospect up here so this will be very interesting to follow.
 
Joao Mendes, Ronaldinho's kid just signed on as an apprentice for Cruzeiro in the Brazillian league. Described as a striker or secondary striker with a good shot. This will be an interesting kid to keep an eye on. Apparently when he did his try out he refused to say who his dad was until after he had passed and signed a deal with them. Saying that he wanted to get a contract on own merit rather than his dad's name. Fair.
 
Cripps14 said:
It'll be interesting to see where Evan N'dicka from Eintracht Frankfurt ends up.

19 y.o. left sided centre back. Pretty much first choice as part of a back 3 and they are sitting 4th in the Bundesliga and are in the quarter finals of the Europa League. His 1st season in the Bundesliga and he's looked pretty solid, makes the odd strange decision, but that's something which should be ironed out with experience. As it stands an exciting prospect, but needs to make the right choice where he goes from here.
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With a surname like that. Spurs.
 
According to Gracenote Alexander Isak is the first foreign player to score 12 goals in 12 league games in the Eredivisie.

If I were his agent I would be sending out feelers to Feyenoord, Ajax, PSV, Herenveen or any of the other big Dutch clubs. Feyenoord in particular since RVB is retiring at the end of the season.

A couple of years in Holland with steady playing time is just what he needs before trying it at in a bigger league again.
 
Josh Maja scored his first Ligue 1 goal for bourdeaux this weekend in his 7th appearance in the French top flight.

Former Spurs lad Oxford still AWOL however at the Girondin
 
Belgian Spur said:
Do not overestimate scoring in Holland, i watch their league regularly and they dont really defend well ...
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Of course. It is a very attack focused league (just look at the amount of goals De Ligt has as a defender. Or that Sanchez had whilst there). It's more impressive to find a good defender in Holland than a good striker.
 
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