Clubs lining up for Tottenham midfield prodigy; summer exit likely

Originally posted on To The Lane And Back
By Rohan Sengupta | Last updated Aug 2, 2025 7:48 PM ET

Tottenham academy talent Tyrese Hall has attracted loan offers from various lower-tier English clubs

Tottenham Hotspur had a productive July in terms of incomings, signing Kota Takai and Mohammed Kudus from Kawasaki Frontale and West Ham, respectively. They would have also loved to add Morgan Gibbs-White to new boss Thomas Frank’s roster, but Nottingham Forest sought legal action against Spurs and blocked the move.

As well as recruiting new players, the Hotspur Way chiefs have secured loans for a few young talents. Ashley Phillips and Alfie Dorrington returned to Stoke City and Aberdeen on season-long loans respectively after their impressive spell last season, while Rangers recently announced the acquisition of Mikey Moore for the forthcoming campaign.

There are still few more youngsters who are expected to go out on loan, and one of them is Tyrese Hall.

Tottenham youngster attracting loan interest from Championship and Football League clubs

Tyrese Hall has yet to make his senior debut for Tottenham, despite showing great promise for the Under-21s last season. The attacking midfielder recently played in Spurs’ 2-2 draw with Wycombe Wanderers in a behind-the-closed-doors friendly at Hotspur Way.

Known for his versatility in midfield, the England youth international could now secure a loan to a club in one of England’s lower divisions. According to a report from Football Insider, Championship, League One and League Two clubs have registered their interest in signing Hall on loan. Spurs are set to make a decision imminently whether to loan him out.

Hall has not flown with the squad to the pre-season tour of Asia, which is perhaps an indication that the club want to send him out for a temporary spell to a lower-tier English club for the 2025/26 season.

Spurs well-stacked in midfield

The North Londoners are close to securing a loan move for Bayern Munich midfielder Joao Palhinha. In addition to Palhinha, they remain in the market for a creative midfielder having missed out on Morgan Gibbs-White.

Tottenham are currently overloaded with midfield talent which would make it difficult for young talents from the academy to break into Thomas Frank’s side in the upcoming season. The talented Hall has impressed at youth level but he is not yet ready for first-team action, making it practical for him to go out on loan and get some valuable experience of men’s football.

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