A highly-rated Tottenham teenager is continuing to post unbelievable numbers at the youth level after receiving a call-up to an England age-group squad.Despite selling some of their talented youngsters such as Will Lankshear, Ashley Phillips, Tynan Thompson, Luka Vuskovic and Alfie Devine this summer, Spurs still have several prodigious talents in their academy.18-year-old Mikey Moore netted a brace in the 3-0 win over Hoffenheim on Saturday, showing why many at Hotspur Way consider him to be a generational talent.17-year-old Luca Williams-Barnett has also been praised by Roberto De Zerbi during pre-season, and an even younger Spurs forward is now forcing everyone at the club to take notice of his performances.Photo by SpursWeb15-year-old Tottenham starlet Ashiah Haughton-Sinclair registers 6 goal-contributions in single gameThere is a lot of excitement at Tottenham about striker Ashiah Haughton-Sinclair, who registered an unbelievable 90 goals plus assists at youth level last season.The teenage striker featured for Spurs U16s against Reading on Saturday, and he continued from where he left off last campaign.Not only did Haughton-Sinclair score a hat-trick but he also registered a hat-trick of assists, as Tottenham emerged 8-0 winners. According to The Talent Hunter, the 15-year-old was called up to England’s U16 squad for the first time on Friday.The Talent Hunter wrote on X: Spurs U16 striker Ashiah Haughton-Sinclair, who registered 90 G/A last season, bagged 3 goals and 3 assists today. Ashiah was involved in 6 out of the 8 goals scored by Tottenham Hotspur U16s in their 8-0 win over Reading U16s. Only yesterday, he received his first call-up to the England U16 squad. Last season, Ashiah registered 70 goals and 20 assists – he’s started this season in the exact same form.”Spurs U16 striker Ashiah Haughton-Sinclair, who registered 90 G/A last season, bagged 3 goals and 3 assists today.🤯⚽️⚽️⚽️🅰️🅰️🅰️Ashiah was involved in 6 out of the 8 goals scored by Tottenham Hotspur U16s in their 8-0 win over Reading U16s.✅Only yesterday, he received his… pic.twitter.com/n8zG7xfaFN— The Talent Hunter 🎯 (@TalentHunter) August 15, 2026Spurs need a legitimate pathway from the academy to the first-teamSome Tottenham fans will feel that the likes of Lankshear and Phillips could have developed into first-team players at Spurs if there had been a clearer pathway to the senior side.It is understandable why Spurs are prioritising Premier League-proven players for De Zerbi’s project after nearly getting relegated last season.However, this new strategy of shopping for elite talent may become unsustainable if it is not accompanied by also recruiting and developing top young talent.In De Zerbi, Spurs now have a manager who is good at developing youngsters and the likes of Haughton-Sinclair and Williams-Barnett need to feel they can force themselves into the Italian’s plans over the coming years if Tottenham do not want to lose them.READ MORE: Tottenham sales climb over £200m after 10th summer exit is officially announcedThe post Tottenham teen recorded 90 G/A last season, and just added six more in a single game appeared first on Spurs Web.