Discover the top 20 Premier League stars under the age of 21
By Tushar Bahl
10. Joshua Onomah
The English-born Ghanian teenager came through the Tottenham Hotspur academy, and has made a very bright start to his fledgling career. The 19-year old winger made his debut in the FA Cup in 2015. Last season, he ended up making 18 appearances, albeit mostly from the bench.
Things are looking even brighter this season for Onomah, as he has already made 5 appearances, and also scored his first Tottenham goal in the EFL Cup against Gillingham FC. The winger has largely benefited from manager Mauricio Pochettino’s trust in his young players.
Onomah is pacy, powerful and has a whole lot of tricks up his sleeve too. His playmaking abilities and his athleticism can also be used in the central midfield, which is where he started his career. Onomah is at a club where he can continue to develop further under one of the finest managers in the league.
Onomah has represented England up to the U-21s level. He has been scoring consistently on the international scene, with his last goal coming in October on his U-21s debut. While the likes of Erik Lamela, Son Heung-min, Christian Eriksen and Moussa Sissoko may restrict his chances at Tottenham in the near future, Onomah still has a very promising future ahead of him.