The adaptable attacker, who can play as a ten, an eight, or a traditional striker, has already racked up six goals and eleven assists in 11 games across all competitions thus far, and he doesn’t appear to be slowing down.

The 18-year-old has impressed Ange Postecoglou, who is scheduled to discuss whether to loan the player out in January with the Tottenham administration in the upcoming weeks, according to a report from TEAMtalk last week.

According to the source, League One teams like Charlton and Leyton Orient are poised to take advantage of Spurs’ decision to make Donley available for loan.

In the meantime, Dean Jones disclosed in his GiveMeSport column more than a month ago that the perception within Tottenham is that the young player is prepared to advance to the senior team.

The reporter went on to say that, especially in light of Postecoglou’s current injury woes, there is a growing sense at Hotspur Way that this could be Donely’s breakthrough season.

Tottenham coaches are impressed with Jamie Donley

Lewis said to Spurs Play that Jamie’s numbers, goals, and assists “speak for themselves” in response to a question concerning the adolescent’s preparedness to take the next step up.

“But I also believe that his work rate and Postecoglou, the manager, have discussed the significance of our press coverage and the need to do so constantly.

“I’ve been really impressed with Jamie’s performances this season.” His quality is well known to us. Needless to say, that left foot has helped me and the academy teams score goals over the years. Some of these objectives are pretty high-level, as you can see by watching them.

“It’s critical that Jamie regularly applies it to training with the first team and the Under-21s going forward. Hopefully, when his chance presents itself and he’s prepared,

“I’ve witnessed Jamie have some incredible performances in Under-13, Under-15, and Under-16 games. Technically, they are of the highest calibre. It’s now time for him to advance to the next stage of his development, demonstrate his abilities to the manager and coaching team, and apply them to training.

“However, he has a really good left foot and has scored a few goals for me, including one from the halfway line last year. It was just great.

In response to the question of whether Doney could play in the James Maddison role going forward, Lewis said, “He’s a creative player; he can see things on the pitch that are really exciting, and he’ll try things.”

He plays bravely and tries to injure the opposition.Anywhere along the front portion of the field. as a No. 9 or No. 10, and also playing off the right.

Postecoglou would never consider throwing Donley into the deep end, in my opinion. It seems most likely that the 18-year-old will be loaned out to an EFL team in January and may be regarded as a realistic first-team option the following season.