Ottenham was busy on Friday and three new signatures were confirmed.
After confirming the arrival of Richarlison, which could reach £ 60m, the youth rank was boosted by defender Tyrell Ashcroft and goalkeeper Josh Keeley.
17-year-old Ashcroft is from Reading and played primarily under 23, but has also made four senior appearances in the club’s championship. I played both in the right back and in the defensive midfield.
As reported by Keeley, Standard sports Last month I was the keeper of the Republic of Ireland under the age of 19. The teenager made his senior debut at St. Patricks Athletic in Ireland at the FAI Cup last July, after which the only senior league with Finn Harps began in November.
The club statement said: “I’m happy to see that Tyrell Ashcroft and Josh Keeley have joined the development team before the start of the new season.
“Later this month, 18-year-old versatile defender Tyrell arrived from Reading, playing most of last season under the age of 23 and making four senior appearances in the championship.
“Josh, 19, the Youth International Goalkeeper of the Republic of Ireland, joined from St. Patricks Athletic and won league titles at the levels under 15 years old, under 17 years old and under 19 years old, two seniors. On the base side during his stay in Dublin, he was the son of our legendary former goalkeeper and was mentored by the current Academy goalkeeper consultant Patrick Jennings.
“Tyrell and Josh will work with Wayne Burnett’s team under the age of 21 as they begin preparing for the 2022/23 Premier League 2 campaign.”