Jude Soonsup-Bell, a striker for Tottenham Hotspur’s U21 team, may go on loan in January.
Soonsup-Bell, who joined Chelsea at the under-13 level, advanced through the club’s youth system. In January of last year, he switched from his blue Spurs jersey to a white one.
The gifted striker has been playing fantastically ever since joining Spurs. In just 9 Premier League 2 outings this season, the teenager has already scored 7 goals and contributed 4 assists, for a total of 9 goals and 5 assists in 12 games across all competitions.
It has now been reported that the club wants to send the young player out on loan so they can continue to grow.According to Fabrizio Romano, he is being considered by a number of League One and Championship teams.
Says TBH:
His outstanding statistics demonstrate that, at the U21 level, he is surpassing expectations. For this reason, experience would be very beneficial to the athlete and aid in his overall growth.
Jude would benefit from taking that step if he wants to play for Tottenham in the senior team down the road. The competitive environment of the Championship and League One may bring with it new obstacles.
The North London staff regards him highly and thinks that with the right growth, he may become a fantastic long-term asset for them.
In other news:
Former Prem ace ‘surprised’ by £43m Manchester United star’s struggles
Heurelho Gomes, the former custodian for Tottenham Hotspur, was caught off guard by Andre Onana’s rough beginning at Manchester United. Gomes had expected more from the Premier League rookie.
To say that André Onana’s first few months at Old Trafford have been uneventful would be an understatement.
From the peaks of that penalty save in Copenhagen and impressive wins over Everton and Liverpool to the valleys of well-publicized errors against Brentford, Bayern Munich, and other teams.The £43 million acquisition from Inter Milan has expressed his desire to play much better in goal, telling Sky Sports that he hasn’t been entirely “happy” with his comeback thus far. Gomes concurs that changes are needed if Onana is to overcome a difficult start and establish himself as a Manchester United legend in the mould of David de Gea and Peter Schmeichel.
Andre Onana at Manchester United is a divided figure
Indeed, Onana’s performances have surprised me, as he did well in the Champions League. After spending 12 years in England with Spurs and Watford, Gomes says, “To be honest, I’m surprised because of his quality,” in an interview with talkSPORT on January 3, 12 p.m.
It is not simple for a goalie to move to England. It’s not the same thing.
“He is adequate for Manchester United.” However, he must perform as well as he did at Inter Milan.
Focused on Unity
Gomes, who made a number of mistakes in his early years in the UK, thinks that Onana’s somewhat unconventional style of goalkeeping—often parrying shots that are headed for the goal with his forearm rather than his palms—is something we most likely picked up as kids.
Gomes says, “His style is different.” However, when you make a save, if you don’t make the necessary adjustments on time, it will be quite tough to reverse that.
“His diving technique and save execution are traits that may be indicative of his past.” It might be something that his youth goalkeeping coach advised him to do.
Improvements are necessary
With six, Onana remains tied for first place in the clean sheet standings with Jordan Pickford of Everton, Nick Pope of Newcastle United, and Alisson Becker of Liverpool.
Furthermore, Onana has saved about three more shots than was anticipated, according to FBRef.
since moving to the Premier League, his ‘Expected Saves’ average of 2.9 among the division’s top six.
It’s obvious that he has the makings of a very good custodian. However, as De Gea also learned after a challenging first season at United, finger-squirming stops draw more attention than delicate reflex stops.
