Tottenham have a rich history when it comes to producing top talents.
Whether it be Harry Kane, Ledley King or even most recently Mikey Moore – the Lilywhites have a proven track record of nurturing and creating some of the country’s brightest stars.
Ange Postecoglou has carried on Tottenham’s tradition of trusting in youth, recently putting his faith in the likes of Archie Gary, Lucas Bergvall and Will Lankshear – much to the joy of Spurs supporters.
There is however one Tottenham youngster who fans are yet to witness on the big stage and this star could turn out to be the brightest of them all, according to some reports.
George Feeney is a name that a lot of Spurs fans may not be familiar with, but if the youngster carries on his current trajectory he could soon become a household name amongst the Tottenham faithful.
George Feeney included in future Premier League stars list
Having first launched his career back in Northern Ireland, Feeney has since caught the eye of the footballing world following his Tottenham arrival in July- with many tipping the youngster to become a star in the Premier League.
The 16-year-old was included in The Guardian’s ‘Next Generation 2024’ – a list of players who they believe are the next best-emerging talents at each Premier League club.
Feeney was included in the esteemed list amongst the likes of Arsenal shot-stopper Jack Porter and Chelsea’s highly-rated Shumaira Mheuka.
The Tottenham youngster however is no stranger to high praise having previously been labelled as a ‘teenage sensation’ by the Belfast Telegraph, while plying his trade for Glentoran.
Mikey Moore success could leave blueprint for Feeney
Small, quick feet and a danger in and out of the box, Feeney profiles very similar to his Tottenham counterpart.
The Welsh-born youngster will undoubtedly want to follow in the footsteps of Moore, following the 17-year-old’s success so far this season.
| Mikey Moore stats 24/25 | |
| Minutes played | 120 |
| Starts | 1 |
| Shot creating actions | 3 |
| Goal creating actions | 1 |
| Successful take-ons | 2 |
Moore shone on his full debut against Ferencvaros and Spurs fans will hope he continues to be handed opportunities under Postecoglou.
Having impressed during pre-season, many Tottenham fans have called for Moore to start over Timo Werner – showing the youngster’s impact in N17.
As Feeney looks to develop within the Spurs youth ranks, it would do him no harm at all to aim to replicate the recent success of Moore.
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