“Tottenham Starlet Likely to Go on Loan Following Luka Modric Comparison”

Tyrese Hall played a crucial role in Tottenham Hotspur’s successful academy campaign.

The 2023-24 season was a standout year for Spurs’ academy, as Wayne Burnett’s team secured the Premier League 2 title.

While the spotlight has been on Mikey Moore and Will Lankshear, who have transitioned to the first team, and Jamie Donley, enjoying a productive loan at Leyton Orient, midfielder Tyrese Hall’s contributions have been somewhat overlooked.

Hall was a pivotal figure in that victorious academy side.

Manchester City began scouting Hall in February 2024, impressed by his performances throughout the academy season.

There is significant belief in his potential to develop into a successful senior footballer.

Tyrese Hall expected to go on loan before the transfer window closes

Sky Sports reported (12:36, 21/01/2025) that Hall is likely to leave Tottenham on loan before the January transfer window closes.

The 19-year-old versatile midfielder is highly rated within the club but currently lacks opportunities to break into the first team.

A loan move would provide him with valuable senior minutes, with clubs from the Championship, League One, and Scottish Premiership reportedly monitoring his situation.

Former Spurs striker and coach Jermain Defoe has highlighted Hall as one to watch in 2025, likening his playing style to Luka Modric and Joe Cole.

Defoe believes Hall has the talent to become a prominent Premier League player.

Hall’s competition and path forward

Hall currently finds himself behind Lucas Bergvall and Archie Gray in the pecking order.

Bergvall and Gray have both made strides in the first team, with Gray initially featuring in defense but projected to transition into midfield.

For Hall, gaining senior experience is essential to avoid stagnation.

A successful loan spell could enable him to match the progress of Bergvall and Gray.

With senior midfielders Rodrigo Bentancur and Yves Bissouma having approximately 18 months left on their contracts, Hall has a potential pathway to establish himself in the first team.

Should either Bentancur or Bissouma leave, Hall could step in as a long-term replacement, provided he seizes the opportunity to impress.