Brighton & Hove Albion striker Evan Ferguson, who has been linked with a switch to Tottenham Hotspur has been named in the NXGN list amongst the 50 best wonderkids in the world.
That is, of course done GOAL annually, who released their much-awaited list on Tuesday. The 18-year-old, described as the ‘most complete teenager’ by Mark Beard has ever coached, going by Tim Sherwood’s revelation has been tipped to succeed Harry Kane.
Well, the fact that Tottenham Hotspur target Evan Ferguson has indeed made the cut in the GOAL NXGN list goes to show how highly-rated he is.
What NXGN said about Tottenham target Evan Ferguson
The Irish goalscorer is also reportedly a Newcastle United target, seeing how Callum Wilson has especially struggled for goals since the World Cup.
But as Harry Kane looks closer and closer to be edging towards an exit from Tottenham, it seems like destiny that Even Ferguson perhaps joins the club, with GOAL NXGN singing his praises.
“Brighton have been crying out for a consistent striker since their promotion to the Premier League, but early signs suggest that they might have found their man in Ferguson.”
“The 18-year-old became the youngest player since 2009 to score in back-to-back Premier League matches earlier this season, with his strength and finishing ability allowing him to translate excellent youth-team performances to the senior level.
“Already a full Republic of Ireland international, Ferguson rejected Liverpool when he decided to move to England, and Brighton are already reaping the rewards of being able to secure a top teenage talent.”
Why Tottenham must do their all to sign him
Much like Tottenham legend Harry Kane, Evan Ferguson, who was named in the NXGN list possesses an impressive physical profile coupled with his a technical security that makes him a rare talent.
While replacing Kane is mission impossible if he decides to leave Spurs, the closest thing they can get is the Brighton No.9, or rue yet another transfer blunder for years to come.
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