Josh Onomah has had a pretty decent season since moving to Aston Villa on loan from Tottenham. The Englishman was not going to get a lot of playing time this season at Spurs but he has taken his chance really well for the Championship side.
The 20-year-old has scored 3 goals and has an assist to his name this season, which is not a bad return from 16 Championship games.
While many Villa fans would have wanted him to remain at the club and make his loan move a permanent one, the Englishman revealed that he wants to return to Tottenham once his loan deal comes to an end.
The move to Villa is working out for everyone now and if Onomah continues getting better and gets the performances in, Mauricio Pochettino might give him a chance in the first-team next season.
The player’s decision to come back to Spurs soon certainly got a lot of fans speaking up and here are some of the reactions from Twitter.
Winks and Onomah midfield for years to come. #coys https://t.co/VgY18U5BEr
— Jai P (@JaiP72) November 24, 2017
onomah>barkley
— uncle khalid (@khalidirie) November 23, 2017
Winks and onomah in midfield, with dembele getting older that’s possible.. Dier could convert to full time cb
— taylor schott (@GordBeck23TR) November 23, 2017
Too right, we want him back.
— Michael D (@Michael24647398) November 23, 2017
Spurs have got a player in Onomah #THFC #avfc
— Camo (@adamcavfc1987) November 21, 2017
Better than Alli
— MB (@MattyAVFC_) November 21, 2017
Well done Josh! We miss you at Spurs. Keep doing the business at Villa! #COYS
— Mark Vinnicombe (@mdjv83) November 21, 2017
Should we have given Josh Onomah a chance instead of wasting our money on Llorente ?
— Dennis Dervish (@DennisDervish) November 21, 2017
@SpursOfficial Josh Onomah gets the winner with a thriller at Villa the Villa fans are raving at our boy I new he be special just needed hours to get match fit remember he’s playing in Alli role of exciting youth Davies baller
— DAVSPURS (@davspurs) November 21, 2017
Onomah-Winks is the future midfield we need
— Jake. (@YedIin) November 21, 2017
