Nathan Ferguson has been tipped to leave Championship challengers West Bromwich Albion for Jose Mourinho's Spurs.

It’s a fickle game, football.
Just three days after Nathan Ferguson shone in front of Tottenham Hotspur’s scouts during West Bromwich Albion’s 5-1 thrashing of Swansea City, the young right-back found himself subjected to a social media slaughtering for an uncharacteristically error-prone display in Wigan.
The Sun (8 December, page 61) reports that Jose Mourinho’s Spurs are a big fan of a £20 million-rated teenager and, what's more, his current contract is due to expire at the end of the season.
But Ferguson, for all his potential, is far from the finished article just yet. And as West Brom slipped to a surprise draw away at a horribly out-of-form Wigan side at the DW Stadium in midweek, the 19-year-old arguably produced his worst performance since bursting onto the scene with Slaven Bilic’s Baggies.

The England U20 international looked all at sea in Lancashire and almost cost his side more than once by giving away possession in dangerous areas. West Brom fans were quick to vent their frustration – though, if anything, the criticism that came Ferguson’s way reflects just how highly he's set the bar in recent months.
There’s no doubt that Ferguson, with his rapid pace, excellent reading of the game and his love of a tackle, is one of the most promising young full-backs in the game.
Whether he is the natural successor to Kyle Walker at Spurs, however, well it’s simply too early to say.

Ferguson is having a mare so far
— lee southall (@leesouthall1) December 11, 2019
One positive tonight if any scouts were watching Ferguson tonight then may may have second thoughts, showed his inexperience tonight, got torn to pieces at times and was well off the pace #wba
— jordan holmes (@jordan_wubba) December 11, 2019
Amazing double save from Johnstone. Ferguson looking all at sea.
— steve wba (@stevewba10) December 11, 2019
He owes him a pint or two after that balls up.
Woeful performance. Certain players (Ferguson, Bartley, Edwards) seem to be already on the beach! Didnt look mid table let alone title challengers #wba
— Michael ️ (@Crispymick1) December 11, 2019
Ferguson shouldn't have lost the ball and not put him in that situation.
— steve wba (@stevewba10) December 11, 2019
Why are people quick to blame the 1st save yet not the awful defending?
Couldn't agree more, Ferguson looks like an U-12 in a mans league.
— Jonny White (@jonnywhite909) December 11, 2019
Caveat to the above he got it right with Ferguson to hook him, he was terrible!
— Matt Wheatley (@WBA1878) December 11, 2019
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