Jamie Donley has signed a new contract with the Club until 2029 and joined Leyton Orient on loan the remainder of the 2024/25 season.
Having joined the Club at the age of eight, Jamie progressed through our ranks and played an integral role in the youth side that claimed the Under-17 and Under-18 Premier League Cup double in 2022/23.
Last term, he featured regularly for our title-winning Under-21s and an impressive campaign saw him shortlisted for the Premier League 2 Player of the Season award.
In the midst of that season, in December, 2023, Jamie earned his first team debut when he came off the bench in our Premier League fixture against Manchester City.
To date, he has made four senior appearances in our colours in all competitions.
On the international stage, Jamie has represented England up to Under-19 level to date, and has previously featured for Northern Ireland’s youth teams.
Tottenham complete shock Premier League signing that absolutely nobody saw coming as fans left stunned
Tottenham have completed their fourth signing of the summer transfer window out of nowhere.
Spurs have been busy this summer as they look to build on Ange Postecoglou’s first season in charge of the club.
The club moved quickly to secure the signature of highly-rated English midfielder Archie Gray from Leeds early in the window and smashed the club’s transfer record earlier this week with a £65million move for Bournemouth’s Dominic Solanke.
Just a few days before kicking off the campaign against Leicester, Postecoglou has added another signing to his ranks which no-one expected.
Tottenham have announced a deal has been agreed with Burnley for ex-Paris Saint-Germain star Wilson Odobert.
The 19-year-old has agreed a five-year deal with Spurs and joins after making 29 Premier League appearances for the Clarets in the Premier League last season, scoring three goals.
Last season, ex-Burnley manager Vincent Kompany said on his ability: “I will almost refrain from what I really think about him, because at this moment in time, I don’t think people realise how good he is.”
Fans on social media have been stunned at how quickly the transfer was announced with virtually zero speculation ahead of Tottenham’s confirmation.
One fan said: “This might genuinely be the most bizzare transfer I’ve ever been apart of on FT”
Another added: “That was the quickest transfer I’ve seen in a while”
A third said: “Wow absolutely zero ITK calls on this one”
“A signing out of nowhere, be interesting to see if he’s any good, looked lively for Burnley last season,” a fourth fan added.
A fifth concluded: “No spurs tshirt, just a pic of the player in Burnley jersey shows you how under the wraps it was.”
Odobert could make his debut for the club in their Premier League opener against Leicester on Monday night.
The youngster already has one game under his belt this season after featuring against Luton in Burnley’s Championship opener against Luton, scoring in the 4-1 win.
Tottenham manager Ange Postecoglou held nothing back when asked about a video of midfielder Yves Bissouma that showed him appearing to inhale nitrous oxide.
Possession of nitrous oxide – also known as laughing gas – for recreational use has been a criminal offence since last year, when the former Conservative government graded it as a Class C drug controlled under the Misuse of Drugs Act 1971.
Spurs midfielder Bissouma posted a video to his Snapchat account on Sunday which showed him appearing to inhale nitrous oxide from a balloon.
This was a severe lack of judgment. I understand how serious this is and the health risks involved, and I also take my responsibility as a footballer and role model.”
Spurs did not respond to comment when approached by SPORTbible, but a club spokesperson told The Sun that the matter would be dealt with ‘internally’.
Now, Postecoglou has addressed the matter for the first time – and confirmed that Bissouma has been suspended by the club for their Premier League season opener at Leicester on Monday.
He said: “I’ve been in the game for a long time. When a situation like this arises, I’ve tried to look at them in a couple of ways.
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