Tottenham Hotspur forward Dejan Kulusevski has now been celebrating one of the side’s youngsters during their pre-season tour.
Having beat Vissel Kobe 3-2 thanks to a late Mikey Moore winner, Tottenham will next play in South Korea against a K-League XI.
Of course, that fixture will then be followed by a double-header against Harry Kane’s Bayern Munich, who they’ll play in both Asia and back in London.
Thus far in Spurs’ three wins, Ange Postecoglou has watched all of Archie Gray, Jamie Donley, Lucas Bergvall and Mikey Moore impress, youngsters who all have a big future ahead.
Gray has only featured as a centre-back thus far, an interesting start for the 18-year-old who Postecoglou is perhaps attempting to improve defensively.
It would be a surprise if Gray’s long-term future wasn’t as a midfielder, a role he’s so effective in.
And perhaps one day Gray could be lining up alongside Bergvall, a duo that Tottenham fans will already be keen to see play together.
Dejan Kulusevski urges Tottenham fans to stay patient with Lucas Bergvall
All that being said, after finally seeing his compatriot arrive over the summer, Kulusevski has been lauding Bergvall’s potential when speaking to football.london.
The Tottenham winger was asked about his fellow Swede, and although he urged patience, he was clearly excited about what Bergvall can achieve.
Kulusevski shared: “He’s very good, obviously, like, everybody’s seen him.
“Then, of course, I haven’t seen him at this level and everything, like, we have to give him time; we have to give him time for a lot of new challenges, but what’s important is that the talent is there and the work rate.
“He’s a good guy, so we, the coaches and the players have to be here for him to help him in any way, if he needs it – maybe he doesn’t need it, and he can go straight to the top from the beginning.”
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Of course, given Kulusevski is still only 24-years-old himself, Spurs fans could enjoy watching the two Swedes combine for many years to come.
Kulusevski has been linked with a Tottenham exit this summer, however it seems as if the forward is giving those reports very little interest – a player determined to become key for Postecoglou.