The seven young Tottenham players to keep an eye on this season who could save Levy millions
Tottenham Hotspur have plenty of young talents coming through their academy right now but which players should the fans keep an eye out for?
With Ange Postecoglou considerably lowering the average age of his first team squad, Spurs' academy has been galvanised with a belief that its young starlets can once again dream of breaking through.
It comes off the back of a season in which academy coach Stuart Lewis led his group to lift the U18 and U17 Premier League Cups.
U21s coach Wayne Burnett also currently has his team on top of the 26-team Premier League 2 table, with the development squad having won all four of their matches, scoring 15 goals with just one conceded in the process.
So with everyone now well aware of Dane Scarlett and Alfie Devine, who are out on loan at Ipswich and Port Vale respectively, and first team teenagers like Ashley Phillips and Alejo Veliz, who are those within the academy that need to be watched closely?
Here are seven to look out for across the U21s and U18s plus a few honourable mentions of players who could come through in the years ahead of perhaps save chairman Daniel Levy a few million in the transfer market in seasons to come:
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Jamie Donley
We're putting 18-year-old Donley on top of our list, although it's technically in no particular order, simply because he deserves to be seen first for his efforts.
The England U19 striker sometimes goes under the radar when it comes to academy starlets the fans might have heard of, but he's played a big role in the past few years.
The centre-forward had to play all over the pitch last season in his first full campaign with the U21s because of the injuries to others,
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