Tottenham’s stance on Archie Gray’s brother as another Leeds United raid considered

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Harry Gray is a promising prospect at Leeds United and The Spurs News can exclusively reveal how Tottenham feel about the teenage talent.

Spurs signed Harry’s older brother, Archie Gray, from Leeds last summer for a reported £40million.

Fellow teenage talent Harry was on the bench for Leeds United’s 3-1 win at Wolverhampton Wanderers and will be pushing for Premier League minutes after a small cameo in their Championship campaign last term.

Should Gray get some top flight minutes under his belt and impress, suitors could soon start sniffing around – and we understand Spurs already have him on their radar.

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Tottenham very keen on Leeds United’s Harry Gray in the long-term

Transfer insider Graeme Bailey spoke exclusively to The Spurs News about the 16-year-old.

He said: “Keep an eye on Archie Gray’s brother, Harry who turns 17 very soon. Leeds are obviously very keen for him to sign a new deal but obviously Tottenham are very keen on him more long-term, they’re not trying to get him now.

“But they’ve got a good relationship with Gray’s family etc anyway so they know fully about him, but I think he’s going to be staying at Leeds for a while, he’s obviously involved in the first team already but he’s one to keep an eye on.

“The football league is one they’ll keep an eye on going forward, we know that they’ve already raided it.”

Gray has been a regular feature for Leeds’ Under-21s, bagging four goals and grabbing two assists in four appearances this term already. He’s showing he can step up to the Premier League like his brother and is under contract at Elland Road until June 2027.

How has Archie Gray performed at Tottenham?

Tottenham’s Gray frequently played out of his preferred midfield position at centre-back under Ange Postecoglou due to Cristian Romero and Micky van de Ven’s injuries.

This season he’s been reduced to minimal minutes under new boss Thomas Frank, playing three games so far totaling 90 minutes on the pitch. He was on the bench against Manchester City and Bournemouth.

Bailey told TBR Football he’s expected to stay at Spurs in and around the first team rather than be sent out on loan this season.

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In total Gray has made 49 appearances for his new club so far, grabbing two assists in that time.