Ben Jacobs reveals Tottenham Hotspur midfielder is a ‘generational talent’ wanted by Liverpool, Chelsea

Ben Jacobs reveals Tottenham Hotspur midfielder is a 'generational talent' wanted by Liverpool, Chelsea

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Ben Jacobs reveals Tottenham Hotspur midfielder is a ‘generational talent’ wanted by Liverpool, Chelsea

£40m steal? Spurs land “generational talent” Archie Gray

Tottenham Hotspur signed Archie Gray earlier this summer, and his signatures have been highly anticipated as the North Londoners land one of the highly acclaimed English prodigies who can play an integral role at the club in the years to come.

The Lilywhites snapped his signature from Leeds United in a deal worth £40 million following his impressive performances in the Championship last season. The teenager looked completely comfortable at Elland Road despite being thrown into the deep end by Danie Farke. He showcased his versatile ability, complemented by his technical proficiency.

Archie Gary, originally a midfielder, played in the right-back role at Hotspur Way last year, which further added to the hype around his attributes.

Undeterred by the millions

Multiple Premier League elites expressed interest in landing the 18-year-old this summer, and the North Londoners had to pay a mammoth sum of £40 million, which is generally unheard of for a teenager in the second tier of English football. The significant fee reflects the potential he possesses, and Ben Jacobs believes that Tottenham got a good deal despite the fees involved.

The journalist insists that Grey is destined to go to the very top and acknowledges the fact that Tottenham have generational talent at their disposal.

Speaking on Last Word on Spurs, Ben Jacobs said:

“Make no mistake. Archie Gray isn’t just seen as a top prospect in English football. He’s seen by many as a generational talent; Liverpool, Chelsea, and many other clubs were thinking about it. Spurs are looking at this as a signing for a midfielder rather than a right-back. Even though he played for Leeds as a right-back.”

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