It has received a warm response.

Following recent transfer news from north London, journalists Nizaar Kinsella and Michael Bridge praised Tottenham Hotspur.

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Spurs signed seven notable players during the summer transfer window, considerably bolstering Ange Postecoglou’s roster.

Guglielmo Vicario, a young center back named Ashley Phillips, Micky van de Ven, James Maddison, Manor Solomon, Alejo Veliz, and Brennan Johnson all signed contracts to join N17 before the first of September, adding extra depth to the squad.

There has been a significant makeover of the team, with the signings of former superstar Harry Kane, Sergio Reguilon, Joe Rodon, Djed Spence, Harry Winks, Alfie Devine, Troy Parrott, Dane Scarlett, Davinson Sanchez, and Tanguy Ndombele.

Spurs boss Postecoglou, board member Daniel Levy, and new CFO Scott Munn are starting to restructure the team in their new manager’s image. He’s had a great start as well, with Tottenham starting the Premier League season with three victories from their first four games.

They’ve already scored 11 goals this season, which is impressive and highlights the extremely promising start to Postecoglou’s managerial career. Man City won the treble last season.

The appointment of the Australian has also signaled a return to open, offensive play at Tottenham, with players like Dejan Kulusevski claiming that Postecoglou’s skills “surprise” him.

“I’ve been a little surprised but he’s really good,” said Kulusevski on his new boss.

“We had a very tough time at the end of last season but he has come in with really positive energy and it has gone very quickly. We are a young team and everyone wants to play this way… It’s clear that all of us players have done our best to listen as much as possible.”

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Those on the team and the players have both enjoyed life under Postecoglou.

Alasdair Gold, who indicated this week that there is a “unseen” academy revolution taking place right now, transmitted the information that Tottenham has also been working on a covert project for their incoming manager behind the scenes.

The addition of Luka Vuskovic, who will join Tottenham’s thriving youth program in 2025 when he turns 18 years old, is expected to further enhance the potential of their already intriguing crop of young players at Hotspur Way.

This week, Sky writer Bridge said it’s a “very, very positive move” on the Last Word on Spurs podcast (as transcribed by To The Lane and Back).

I now believe Spurs won’t see him until 2025. But it’s really, very encouraging that the Spurs are actually planning that far ahead,” added Bridge.

“I find it pretty astonishing that this youngster might be ready at the age of 18, according to one person who is knowledgeable about the youth level. But I believe the level at which he is playing supports that.

The Evening Standard’s Kinsella, who writes on X that the club has made a “really exciting signing” for Postecoglou, is another member of the media to pour praise on Spurs following the signing of Vuskovic.

Kinsella remarked, “Really exciting signing from Tottenham.”