Tottenham now trying to sign English striker who is actually the brother of one of their current players…
TBR Football can exclusively reveal that Tottenham Hotspur are interested in signing Leeds United youngster Harry Gray, who is Archie Gray’s younger brother.
Unlike Archie Gray, who is a holding midfielder, his sibling is a striker. Footballing talent certainly runs in the Gray family as Harry, who is just 16 is already in Daniel Farke’s first-team at Leeds United.
Gray has earned praise from Pedro Porro and has proven to be one of Tottenham’s most important players during his debut season already.
Now, Leeds will have to battle on to keep Harry Gray within their ranks as several clubs are interested in his signature apart from Spurs.
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Tottenham keen on signing Archie Gray’s brother Harry Gray
Graeme Bailey — TBR Football’s chief correspondent has been informed that Leeds are confident about keeping Gray despite being unable to hand him a long-term contract as he does not turn 17 until October.
Ange Postecoglou’s Tottenham side are aware of the teenager’s progress and would love to reunite him with his brother.
However, the Lilywhites are not the only club in the Premier League who wish to sign the England Under-17 international.
Even Arsenal and Newcastle United are keen on making a move for Gray.
🏴 Harry Gray has been named in @England’s U17s squad, ahead of their two games against the Netherlands later this month.
— Leeds United (@LUFC) February 11, 2025
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Archie Gray has already said how good Harry Gray is
But Tottenham have two advantages over both Arsenal and Newcastle in the pursuit of the youngster.
Harry Gray would want to play at the same club as his brother
Archie Gray could convince him that Tottenham is the ideal destination for his development
It seems like the Lilywhites should make a move for him, Archie Gray lauding his brother’s talent and Charlie Crew: “Charlie Crew has been training with us for a few weeks, he’s a really good player. My brother as well is really good.”
“I don’t want to give him too much praise because he’s my brother and I shouldn’t be doing that, but yeah I’d say Charlie Crew.”
Sol Campbell reveals the big difference between Arsenal and Tottenham behind the scenes..
To this day, Sol Campbell’s move from Tottenham Hotspur to Arsenal is considered among the most controversial in footballing history.
Many have trodden a similar path since, either playing for Arsenal after Tottenham or the other way round – William Gallas and Emmanuel Adebayor being two that immediately spring to mind.
However, seldom has anyone made the move across north London at the peak of their game, ready to immediately win trophies in opposition colours.
But after 314 appearances for Spurs Campbell moved to Arsenal in 2001 a move he surely doesn’t regret.
Campbell wanted to join Manchester United when he was at Tottenham a few years prior to making his controversial London switch, but he’s probably still very content with how things played out.
