Tottenham Hotspur has secured the services of Callum Olusesi with a new contract. The midfielder, born in England but of Nigerian heritage, has agreed to stay with the club until 2029. The news was officially confirmed by the club on their website.

Olusesi is seen as a promising talent, and the club’s decision to extend his contract shows their belief in his potential to contribute to Tottenham’s future success.

“We are delighted to announce that Callum Olusesi has signed a new contract with the Club, which will run until 2029,” the club said.

“The 18-year-old central midfielder has risen through our Academy system and made his first team debut in our 3-2 victory against TSG Hoffenheim in the Europa League in January of this year.

“An England Under-18 international, Callum was part of our young side that won the Under-17 and Under-18 Premier League Cup double in 2022/23 before making his Under-21s debut towards the end of our Premier League 2 title-winning campaign last year.

“Still technically eligible for the Under-18s, he began the current season with the Under-21s on a full-time basis and swiftly took over the captain’s armband, scoring his first goal at that level against Southampton in August.

“He has netted four times in nine Premier League 2 appearances so far this term.

“On the senior stage, he has been named in our first team squad on 21 occasions to date