Kulusevski listed among Under-21s as Spurs confirm Premier League squad

Tottenham Hotspur have released their full Premier League squad for the remainder of the 2021/22 season following the closure of the January transfer window.

Tottenham were one of the busier clubs in January, with four first-team players leaving the club and two arriving through the door.

Dele Alli completed a permanent move to Everton while Tanguy Ndombele, Giovani Lo Celso and Bryan Gil were loaned out to Lyon, Villareal and Valencia respectively.

Spurs announced the capture of Juventus duo Rodrigo Bentancur and Dejan Kulusevski on transfer deadline day.

While Bentancur has been named in the 25-man squad for the second half of the season, Kulsevski’s name is missing from the list.

This is because the Swede was born after January 1 2000, which means he is eligible to be listed among the Under-21 players. The 21-year-old thus joins the likes of Oliver Skipp and Ryan Sessegnon among the Under-21 list.

Here is Tottenham’s full squad for the rest of the season via Football.London (‘*’ donates homegrown):

Austin, Brandon Anthony*
Bentancur, Rodrigo
Bergwijn, Steven Charles
Davies, Benjamin Thomas*
Dier, Eric Jeremy Edgar
Doherty, Matthew James*
Gollini, Pierluigi
Højbjerg, Pierre Emile Kordt
Heung-Min, Son
Kane, Harry*
Leite De Souza Junior, Emerson Aparecido
Lloris, Hugo
Omole, Adeleke Oluwatobiloba Adeyinka (tobi)*
Reguilon Rodriguez, Sergio
Rodon, Joseph Peter*
Rodrigues Moura Da Silva, Lucas
Romero, Cristian Gabriel
Sanchez Mina, Davinson
Tanganga, Japhet Manzambi*
Winks, Harry*

Under-21 players:

Abbott, George Benedict
Andiyapan, William
Bennett, J’Neil Lloyd
Bloxham, Thomas Joel
Bowden, Jamie Patrick
Bryan-Waugh, Brandon
Cassanova, Dante Jamel
Cesay, Kallum
Clarke, Jack Raymond
Craig, Matthew George
Davies, Jezreel Titus Chinedu
De Santiago Alonso, Yago
Devine, Alfie Sean
Donley, Jamie Paul
Dorrington, Alfie Terry Charlie
Etete, Kion Reece
Fagan-Walcott, Malachi Michael
Gil Salvatierra, Bryan
Gunter, Luca Jackson
Hackett-Valton, Jordan
Haysman, Khalon Casey
Hayton, Adam Paul
Heaps, Billy
John, Nile Omari Mckenzie
Kulusevski, Dejan
Kurylowicz, Kacper
Kyerematen, Rio
Lavinier, Marcel Edwin Rodrigues
Linton, Jahziah
Lo-Tutala, Thimothee Jacques Orcel
Lusala, Dermi
Lyons-Foster, Brooklyn
Maguire, Aaron Joseph
Mathurin, Roshaun Andre
McKnight, Maxwell
Muir, Marqes
Mukendi, Jeremie
Mundle, Romaine Lee
Oluwayemi, Oluwaferanmi Joshua Chibuzo
Owen, Riley Jay
Parrott, Troy Daniel
Paskotsi, Maksim
Robson, Max
Sarr, Pape Matar
Sayers, Charlie
Scarlett, Dane Pharrell
Sessegnon, Kouassi Ryan
Skipp, Oliver William
Solberg, Isak Midttun
Torraj, Renaldo
Turner, Oliver
White, Harvey David
Williams, Jaden Pharell Earl

Spurs Web Opinion

Given the experience he already has, it is easy to miscomprehend how young Kulusevski actually is. Harry Kane had not even established himself as a regular in Tottenham’s starting lineup at Kulusevski’s age. So, the Swede still has plenty of room to grow and become the finished product.