Tottenham Hotspur fans have not held back in their reactions, as the club continues to pursue yet another teenage target.
Tottenham Hotspur are set to play in the Champions League next season and as such Spurs need to secure the signing of experienced players, according to manager Ange Postecoglou.
However, despite the manager’s comments, Spurs have once again been linked with a youngster, with attention having turned to the Danish Superliga, in a move that does not exactly scream experience for Europe’s biggest stage.
Reports from June 6 claim that Tottenham are now firmly back in the race for Victor Froholdt, as the Lilywhites are said to be monitoring the 19-year-old midfielder closely, with other European clubs also believed to be keeping tabs on the player.
Tottenham tracking FC Copenhagen starlet Victor Froholdt
Victor Froholdt enjoyed a standout campaign last season, operating primarily as a central midfielder, making 53 appearances for FC Copenhagen.
He ended the season with six goals and five assists to his name – and although he lacks Champions League experience, the 19-year-old has featured 16 times in the UEFA Conference League, which has at least given him some exposure to continental football, although at a lower level than Spurs will be competing in.
Spurs fans, well aware of the club’s interest in Froholdt, have expressed frustration at what they see as a continued focus on youth rather than proven quality.
One supporter said: “Are we opening up a daycare?” while another questioned: “Oh look, more kids when we were supposed to be signing experienced players this window.” Another fan joked sarcastically: “Yasss… the experienced player we need.”
Some fans attempted to remain hopeful, with one commenting: “Last time we signed a Scandinavian midfielder it went alright, did it not?”
Others admitted Froholdt has talent but maintained their stance: “Obviously we need established players, so this is not the sort of link we want to hear. But he is a great talent and could easily be another Bergvall-level player.”
Spurs must be balanced in summer transfer window
It has been reported that Tottenham are aiming to land a marquee signing this summer, a move that would demonstrate clear ambition and intent.
But right now, that ambition feels theoretical, as the club continues to miss out on key targets amid the lingering uncertainty around Ange Postecoglou’s future.
Supporters are rightfully frustrated, as the lack of concrete movement, particularly in the senior end of the squad, only fuels the perception that Spurs are not moving with purpose.
Still, balance is crucial. If Tottenham are to thrive next season, they will need a healthy mix of both talented youngsters and experienced heads.
The club could be preparing for life after Heung-min Son, and should he leave, Spurs will need much more than potential – they will need leaders.