You Won’t Believe How Tottenham Turned a €11m Bargain into a €100m+ Superstar Monster – They’ve Done EVERYTHING Perfectly and a Blockbuster Transfer Bombshell is Coming!
Tottenham Hotspur praised for expertly managing Luka Vušković’s development as he impresses on loan at Hamburg
German outlet BILD have shone a spotlight on the 18-year-old defender today, insisting that his outstanding performances this season, along with his rapidly rising market value, represent “only the beginning” of what could be a special career.
They highlight that there are “countless arguments” supporting the youngster’s growing reputation.
Currently on loan from Tottenham Hotspur, he boasts some remarkable statistical credentials in the Bundesliga.
He ranks as the league’s most effective tackler, leads all players in aerial duels, and has recorded the second-highest number of interceptions overall.
Those figures underline not only his defensive awareness, but also his physical dominance and reading of the game.
The teenager also offers a threat at the other end of the pitch. He has already found the net twice this season, building on the seven goals he scored during his previous loan spell at Westerlo.
Despite his young age, he is steadily accumulating senior experience too, having already made 76 professional appearances in his career so far.
On the international stage, his progress has been just as impressive, with the defender already earning his debut for Croatia and emerging as a genuine contender for a place in their upcoming World Cup squad.
His current coach, Merlin Polzin, has spoken glowingly about the Tottenham loanee, praising both his performances and his mentality away from matchdays.
Polzin described him as a player with “exceptional talent”, but stressed that what stands out even more is his relentless work ethic.
According to the manager, the youngster is often in the training facilities early in the morning, putting in extra sessions in the gym, and constantly analysing his own performances with a critical eye.
Unsurprisingly, Europe’s elite clubs are already monitoring his development closely.
Alongside Barcelona’s Pau Cubarsí, he is widely regarded as one of the most exciting young defensive prospects on the continent.
From Tottenham’s perspective, BILD believe the club have handled his development perfectly.
Spurs secured him for €11 million, guided his growth through three loan spells, and tied him down to a contract running until 2030.
That long-term planning has already discouraged interest from Bayern Munich, and should he ever be sold, his valuation would likely exceed €100 million.
For now, the emphasis remains on continued progress.
HSV are hopeful of extending his loan next season, potentially allowing him to line up alongside his brother Mario, though that decision ultimately rests with Tottenham.
One thing is clear: the teenager is fast emerging as a genuine superstar in the making.
