The Spurs have found gold in a “surprising” youngster who is more important than Mikey Moore

After the conclusion of the Euros and the Copa América at the weekend, the transfer window is in full swing, and while things have been unusually quiet so far, Tottenham Hotspur have already made their first big signing.

Daniel Levy and Co welcomed youngster Archie Gray to Leeds United a few weeks ago, and in his first friendly for the club last night, he impressed.

He started in defense as Ange Postecoglou's side ran out 5-1 winners against Scotland Hearts, and another Peacocks gem, school star Mike Moore, stole the show.

The young striker is said to have a big future ahead of him, but as things stand, another emerging talent at the club is more important.

Mikey Moore Rating

Now, as Moore is only 16 years old, his first team game only came at the end of last season, and so far, he has an incredible 3 minutes of experience under his belt.

However, the fact that he was even given the opportunity to play at his age is a testament to his incredible and impressive record at youth level.

For example, in just 24 appearances for the Lilywhites U18 team, the “outstanding” prospect, as talent scout Jacek Kulig called him, has scored 19 goals and provided 13 assists, which means he has averaged a goal involvement every 0.75 games – which is annoying.

He also worked well in the national team of young players, as in 12 games for the U17s, he scored ten goals and provided four assists, which proves that he can do well no matter what team he is in.

This rapid rise from unknown youth product to the next big thing in the N17 has understandably affected his valuation, and according to Football Transfers, he is now valued at around €5m, which translates to around £4m.

It's no doubt an interesting investment for a youngster with no first-team experience, but another young up-and-comer in Spurs' squad is very important.

Estimated by Lucas Bergvall

The player in question is Swedish international Lucas Bergvall, who joined Spurs for around £8.5m this year, and we're sure his price tag is much higher now.

The “amazing” 18-year-old talent, named Antonio Mango for the U23, enjoyed a great season with Djurgarden in his country last year, where he made 19 first-team appearances, scoring six goals and providing five assists, with a draw. going for an impressive rate of goal involvement every 1.72 games.

Described as “decision-making at the highest level” by Mango, the young Swede was heavily linked with La Liga giants Barcelona before opting to join the Lilywhites, and there are genuine hopes in Sweden that he could become their next world star.

A clear indication of how much he is thought of in the Scandinavian country is the fact that, although he was 17 at the time, he made his senior debut for the national team against Estonia in January of this year.

Ultimately, both Moore and Bergvall look set for very successful careers with Spurs, but given his experience, it's easy to see why the Swede costs £8.5m, although that fee may look like a bargain in the near future.