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Tottenham Hotspur: Footage of wonder-kid Yago Santiago divides Spurs fans
Tottenham Hotspur wonder-kid Yago Santiago has posted a video of himself scoring a cool finish during training via his official Twitter account, prompting discussion amongst the fan base.
Santiago joined the Spurs academy at the beginning of the season from his hometown club Celta Vigo.
The midfielder bagged 15 goals for the Celts’ U-16s in the campaign beforehand and his eye-catching performances attracted plenty of interest.
While he might not be the first name that springs to mind at the moment, the 17-year-old has given a small sneak peek of what he has to offer.
Prior to the nationwide lockdown, the Spaniard made 10 appearances in the U-18’s Premier League, picking up one goal before football was suspended due to the ongoing pandemic (Transfermarkt).
If the clip is anything to go by, Santiago has definitely shown he knows how to find the back of the net.
The youngster’s footage has divided the Lilywhites faithful though, as a fan tweeted his “first touch was terrible,” while another dubbed the teenager a “baller.” One supporter even suggested he is the “next Fabregas.”
Take a look at some of the mixed reactions down below…
Good skill but looks one footed.
— Gordon Clapham (@ClaphamGordon) May 3, 2020
The Next Fabregas ?😉
— Raul Giannoccaro (@GiannoccaroRaul) May 3, 2020
Behold next season's Parrott, with all fans demanding he starts over Son 😉
— It all seems a bit trivial now (@MattyFrench82) May 3, 2020
First touch was horrible…. the other touches very nice.
— Spurano (@Spurano1) May 3, 2020
Baller
— Lee Wilson (@leewilson001) May 3, 2020
Yago Santiago the next Saul
— Andres (@Radiqtion) May 3, 2020
So he’ll probably end up playing for a second division Belgian club in two seasons.
— RSpurs1980(“Don’t get your hopes up.”Levy 2020) (@RSpurs1980) May 3, 2020
First touch was terrible.
— 👈🏻 Keith (@KeithAnorak) May 3, 2020
Tottenham fans, do you think Yago Santiago can become a club legend in the future? Join the discussion in the comments section!
