Tottenham Hotspur’s signing of Croatian talent Luka Vuskovic has generated excitement among supporters.
Signed from HNK Hajduk Split earlier this season, Vuskovic is set to join Spurs in 2025 under a long-term contract until 2030, with a reported fee of around £12 million.
Currently on loan at Radomiak Radom in Poland, Vuskovic has been making waves with his performances. His recent displays include scoring in consecutive games.
Spurs supporters were delighted to see him proudly sporting the club’s shin pads during celebrations, signaling his eagerness to join the team next year.
Since his arrival in January, the 17-year-old has featured in 6 Ekstraklasa matches, starting in 5 of them, and impressively finding the net twice.
Looking ahead, plans are underway for Vuskovic to embark on another loan adventure for the 2024/25 season.
According to Tottenham News, a loan move for the 2024/25 season is ‘already being lined up’.
The report says that as per sources close to the club, ‘plans are already in motion’ for the player’s next move ahead of the new season.
It claims that Tottenham and Hajduk Split are lining up a fresh loan move for Vuskovic.
This strategic move aims to expose him to different European leagues, further enriching his experience before his anticipated Premier League debut with Spurs.
With anticipation building for Vuskovic’s eventual arrival, his commitment and talent hint at a promising future in North London.
