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Tottenham academy midfielder nominated for second POTM award in a row

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Tottenham midfielder Tyrese Hall has been nominated for the Premier League 2 Player of the Month award for October, following his impressive performances for the U21s, with five goals and four assists in six appearances this term. Hall had previously been nominated for the same award in September but lost out to Chelsea's Reggie Watson.

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Tottenham midfielder Tyrese Hall has been nominated for the Premier League 2 Player of the Month award for October, following his impressive performances for the U21s, with five goals and four assists in six appearances this term. Hall had previously been nominated for the same award in September but lost out to Chelsea's Reggie Watson. He has been making a strong impression with notable goals, including a delightful chip in a 2-0 win over Leicester City. His form has drawn attention to his potential for a first-team opportunity.

Hall's performance has been consistent with his previous form on loan at Notts County last term, where he scored eight goals in 36 appearances. His inclusion in the first-team squad's warm-weather training camp in Marbella indicates that he is in Roberto De Zerbi's consideration for the first team. However, breaking into the Tottenham midfield will be challenging due to the competition for places and the absence of European fixtures.

As a result of his current form, there is speculation that Hall may be considered for a loan move in January, as his talent is seen to be beyond the level of youth football. The Spurs Web reports that some feel he is unlucky not to have made a senior appearance yet, given his performance over the last couple of years. His stats and recent performances suggest he is ready for a step up.

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A 21-year-old Tottenham midfielder has continued his exceptional start to the season for the club’s U21s and could soon be knocking on the door of the first team. Seven talented academy youngsters travelled to Marbella with the first-team squad for the warm-weather training camp, which gave us an indication of which youngsters are in Roberto De Zerbi’s thinking. One of them was midfielder Tyrese Hall, who has already scored some exceptional goals for the U21s this term. The 21-year-old impressed on loan at Notts County in League 2 last term, scoring eight goals in 36 appearances, and he has made an exceptional start to the Premier League 2 season.

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