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title: "Pochettino influence: The 2 Spurs loanees who will hope to make the cut next season"
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language: "en-GB"
author: "Luke Randall"
section: "Premier League"
published: "2018-01-04T06:30:34Z"
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# Pochettino influence: The 2 Spurs loanees who will hope to make the cut next season

**The Tottenham fans in the Transfer Tavern are desperate for Mauricio Pochettino to continue affording opportunities to some of his youngest players.**

Tottenham have been one of the major Premier League clubs for harvesting the growth and development of future talent in recent times, with Gareth Bale, Danny Rose, Dele Alli and Harry Kane all progressing into some of the world’s cream of the crop under the influence of Spurs.

Now with Pochettino at the helm, he’s managed to accumulate another youngster to add to the increasingly growing list, due to the blossoming Harry Winks staking his claim for a permanent Spurs starting berth.

Surely, the future is now for the Tottenham youngsters looking in?

Mauricio Pochettino has made his current legacy heavily reliant on the inclusion of youthful exuberance, with many of the players at youth level being handed appearances in the side this season. Right back Kyle Walker-Peters is one notable product of the development ranks that’s received a shot at the first team this season.

A strong belief of Pochettino’s is to provide the foundations of giving youth a chance, which has spurred an extra incentive for the players at lower levels, who see people like Dele Alli earning high calibre attention from some of the world’s best.

Having eyed up the current talent who he sees a future for but require more game time, he’s offloaded a handful of players to other clubs to gather a taste of regular first-team football.

So with opportunities forever in existence for youth prospects, here’s a look at **TWO** current loanees that could enjoy their breakthrough seasons next year…

## Josh Onomah

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The 20-year-old central midfielder was surplus to requirements in the eyes of Mauricio Pochettino for the duration of this season, so a loan deal to the Midlands has seen the youngster take up his footballing abilities for former Premier League side Aston Villa.

He’s enjoyed a constant first team opportunity in the side, with Steve Bruce giving him a big chance to develop.

Operating in an attacking midfield role has allowed for the youngster to become more expressive in his current state, compared to opportunities that have been given in a wide position at White Hart Lane.

But after continuing to impress and terrorize Championship defences, it looks as if he may have done enough to earn his chance in the first team next season.

## Cameron Carter-Vickers

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This American hasn’t managed to feature in any Premier League games yet for his parent club Tottenham Hotspur, but has managed to fall under the ‘two year’ rule at Spurs, consisting of Pochettino giving players 2 years surrounding the first team, to then ship them out on loan so they don’t stagnate with a lack of opportunity.

Having opted to join English giants Sheffield United on loan, it certainly looks to be paying off for the 20-year-old, who has been a regular for the side this season.

On his quest to arrive back in North London as a much more mature, knowledgeable, rough and tumble defender, that has evidently shown his potential in his game time so far.

**Spurs fans, thoughts?**