Are these eight Spurs players the future of the England national team?

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Harry Winks

The metaphorical curveball in this list, Harry Winks has yet to establish himself at Tottenham, but that does not diminish his potential. As this article demonstrates, there are many excellent young players at Spurs, and only eleven can be on the pitch at any one time.

Winks is a central midfielder with England caps throughout the ages groups, and appeared in Spurs’ Europa League campaign this season and last. It is only a hunch of course, but watch this space…

Josh Onomah

A slightly eccentric midfielder in the way he can unorthodoxly pick out a pass to a teammate that didn’t look on in any way shape or form, Josh Onomah is appearing more and more off the bench for Tottenham both in the Premier League and Europe.

The 18-year-old is very highly rated, and played for 90 minutes against Monaco in December 2015. Again, expect Onomah to make his England debut sooner rather than later with his potential, but this summer is too soon for the youngster.

My idealised vision of Spurs signing a player named ‘Head’ to give the Lilywhites a potential lineup of Onomah, Head and Son remains a distant pipe dream.