Tottenham fans are understandably having major regrets over the club’s decision to sell Will Lankshear, but Oliver Boast could soften the blow.Lankshear has surpassed most expectations since his move to Middlesbrough despite being highly thought of at the Hotspur Way academy.The 21-year-old has scored 15 goals in 16 matches for Boro across all competitions, and it appears just a matter of time before he is playing in the Premier League.In fact, reports indicate that Thomas Tuchel has even considered picking Lankshear for the England squad, and the fee that Boro paid for him is already looking like a massive bargain.What makes matters particularly painful for the Lilywhites is that Dominic Solanke and Omar Marmoush are struggling to find the back of the net, but Spurs may soon have another academy starlet knocking on the door.Photo by Ian MacNicol/Getty ImagesTottenham starlet Oliver Boast is posting incredible numbers for U18sThe player being referred to is Oliver Boast, who has been phenomenal in front of goal for Spurs’ U18s so far this term.The 17-year-old netted a brace for the academy two weeks ago to help them overcome Bournemouth 3-1. He followed that up with another brace away at Newcastle in the U18 Premier League Cup over the weekend.The teenager has netted an unbelievable 15 goals in just nine appearances in the U18 Premier League this season, while also setting up four goals for his teammates.Boast’s incredible goalscoring is the reason why Lee Carsley’s men currently sit second in the U18 PL table, just one point behind Chelsea.The Spurs forward, who arrived at Tottenham 18 months ago from Leeds, has now been picked for England’s U18s for the first time, having also played for the three age groups below.Boast is about to break an impressive recordFollowing his brace against the Cherries, the Spurs youngster is now just one goal away from becoming the all-time top goalscorer in U18 Premier League history.He has 38 goals in 54 appearances at that level so far, putting him in a three-way tie at the top with former Arsenal starlet Chido Obi and Southampton’s Nicholas Oyekunle.Boast will have an opportunity to claim the record when Tottenham face Southampton on Saturday, November 21, and given his hot streak in front of goal over recent months, it almost looks certain to happen against the Saints.READ MORE: 15 Tottenham players who will be away on international duty in NovemberThe post Oliver Boast scores another brace as Tottenham’s next Will Lankshear approaches huge record appeared first on Spurs Web.