‘Technical’ 19-year-old teenager pictured in Tottenham training ahead of Wolves clash

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Alongside Maskim Pastoski, another youth player who has been spotted in Tottenham Hotspur training ahead of their clash against Wolves is Romaine Mundle.

The 19-year-old right winger has come up the ranks from Spurs’ youth system and remains one of their most highly-rated prospects.

Now, it seems as if Cristian Stellini has taken a shine to Romaine Mundle as he called him up to first-team training at Tottenham as they prepare to lock horns against Wolves in the Premier League.

Romaine Mundle pictured in Tottenham training ahead of Wolves game

Blogger Superhotspur has described the Englishman as ‘creative’ and ‘technical’, while lauding how ‘reliable’ he is in possession and his ability to wreak havoc in wide positions. Interestingly, the Lilywhites youth team expert also honed in on how the teenager has also shown a tendency to track back time and again, which remains a key quality amongst wingers in the modern game.

Now, a picture of Romaine Mundle in Tottenham training has emerged on Getty Images where he is defending up against Harry Kane ahead of his side’s upcoming test against Wolves on Saturday.

Furthermore, the wonderkid has also been spotted alongside Maskim Pastoski and Oliver Skipp in training.

Building for the future

With Romaine Mundle, alongside the aforementioned Maskim Pastoski seen training with the Tottenham senior side ahead of their game against Wolves, as well as the same being the case with Brooklyn Lyons-Foster and Josh Keeley recently, perhaps there is a long-term plan in action at the club.

There is no denying that Spurs have one of the finest academies in the country, through which they either produce prospects from the ground up or recruit them from other youth systems and turn them into top-drawer players.

Considering the club certainly need a long-term project in place to compete with the likes of Arsenal and Manchester City to name a few, perhaps the thinking is to develop some of their bright young talents.