Tottenham Hotspur’s Croatian prodigy, Luka Vuskovic, is making quite some noise as he continues to shine during his loan spell with Radomiak Radom, reinforcing his reputation as one of the game’s brightest young talents.
Tottenham finalised a deal with the Croatian teenage defender back in September, securing his services until 2030 in a contract valued at approximately £12 million.
Vuskovic’s loan move to Radomiak Radom, which began in January, has proven to be fruitful with the player consistently putting in solid performances.
Despite being a defender, Vuskovic has showcased remarkable attacking prowess as well in his seven appearances so far, scoring two goals and providing one assist.
Luka Vuskovic assists his goalkeeper
His contribution against Puszcza yesterday stood out, not because of the pass but because of the nature of the goal.
He played a simple pass to his goalkeeper who then launched a long kick from the edge of the box, and the ball sailed over the opponent’s goalkeeper, finding the back of the net to secure an unexpected goal.
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Vuskovic might not have an easier assist than that, but the young centre-back had a solid game regardless.
he made 37 successful passes, created three scoring opportunities for his team, delivered four passes into the final third, and made seven crucial clearances to thwart opposition attacks.