A Tottenham teenage starlet cannot stop scoring at the start of the campaign and is already just two goals away from his total goal tally from last season.The Spurs’ senior side have struggled to put the ball in the back of the net so far this campaign, having scored just twice across their five league matches.However, the club’s youth sides are having no such issues, with Tottenham’s U21s putting five goals past Manchester City on Saturday, as the likes of Luca Williams-Barnett and Callum Olusesi impressed again.Spurs’ U18s have also been on fire in front of goal, helped by a 17-year-old who has posted astonishing numbers across the first month of the campaign.Photo by Ian MacNicol/Getty ImagesTottenham teenager Oliver Boast scores four against West BromTottenham’s U18s thrashed West Bromwich Albion 7-1 at the Hotspur Way training ground on Sunday, and Oliver Boast was once again the star of the show.The 17-year-old centre-forward, who arrived from Leeds last year, found the back of the net four times in the match.That takes Boost’s tally to 12 goals and four assists this season for the U18s across just six matches. In fact, the striker is only two goals short of his entire tally from last season.Watch the youngster’s four-goal haul against the Baggies below:Ollie Boast bagged 4️⃣ against West Brom! 🔥 pic.twitter.com/OeGdj1tuTD— Tottenham Hotspur Academy (@Spurs_Academy) September 20, 2026Should Roberto De Zerbi turn to academy youngsters to solve Spurs’ issues?De Zerbi has continued to back his attacking players and is confident that his side will not have issues scoring goals once the forward line clicks.Following the defeat to Aston Villa, De Zerbi said that he will stick with Dominic Solanke until the end, backing the striker to come good once he regains his full fitness and confidence.However, as the young talent in the academy continues to demonstrate an eye for goal, one wonders if the Italian will be tempted to turn to the club’s academy for solutions to his team’s shortcomings upfront.READ MORE: Roberto De Zerbi hints he made a mistake with one Tottenham substitution vs VillaThe post Tottenham might have next Will Lankshear as 17-year-old scores four in one game appeared first on Spurs Web.