The Tottenham Hotspur academy goalkeeper has penned a new contract at Spurs – the first to do so in the Jose Mourinho era.
Tottenham Hotspur academy goalkeeper Brandon Austin has taken to Twitter with a message for the Spurs fanbase following the exciting news that he has penned a new contract at N17 until the summer of 2022.
The 20-year-old was originally at Chelsea but ended up joining the North Londoners and was part of their youth squad which won the South Korea Cup in pre-season of 2014 (Spurs profile page).
Since then, Austin has worked his way up the age groups at Spurs and is now playing regularly for Wayne Burnett’s Under-23s, where he competes with Alfie Whiteman for the jersey.
The 6ft 2in stopper has also appeared on the Tottenham first-team bench in five competitive matches so far this term, with cover needed due to Hugo Lloris having been sidelined due to injury.
In addition, Austin – who possesses dual American and English nationality – earned his first call-ups to the England Under-21 national squad in October and November this season, so the future definitely looks bright for the ex-Chelsea youngster.
Quite a few Tottenham fans wished Austin the best of luck as he continues to prosper at Spurs:
Tottenham are next in action on Wednesday night as they face Bayern Munich away in the Champions League, while the Spurs Under-23s are away at Manchester City U23s on Sunday.
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