Tottenham were a little busy on the last day of the transfer window as a number of starlets left the club on loan deals.
Josh Onomah was one of the more well-known youngsters leaving the side as he joined Sheffield Wednesday on a season-long loan.
Josh Onomah has joined @swfc on loan for the remainder of the 2018/19 season.
Good luck, @Joshuaonomah10 👏#COYS pic.twitter.com/bKFOhu5Akp
— Tottenham Hotspur (@SpursOfficial) August 31, 2018
The 21-year-old spent last season on loan at Aston Villa and helped them reach the Championship playoff final.
Onomah played 13 Premier League games for us across the 2015/16 and 2016/17 seasons, while racking up 32 appearances for Spurs in total.
The midfielder could have received opportunities in a few games for us this season. However, his chances of playing regular football are greater at Wednesday.
A few Spurs fans, however, believed we should have retained the talented youngster and shared their opinions on Twitter.
Should’ve kept him probably
— Ikey (@RafaVDV) August 31, 2018
This pisses me off so much. He has so much talent and could be a great player for central midfield where we’re lacking immensely
— Benji🌙 (@RegistaWinksy) August 31, 2018
All the best Josh!
— E-Spurs (@e_spurs) August 31, 2018
Should have kept him at spurs
— Alex Benson-Wilson (@alexbw11) August 31, 2018
Not sure how I feel… good for him to get all but guaranteed minuets but I was hoping he could start to break through this season
— Spurs_chats (@ChatsSpurs) August 31, 2018
Why
— Jed (@jedthfc_) August 31, 2018
Should actually give him a run in the 1st team.
— DP Taylor (@Dptaylor17) August 31, 2018
Couldn’t we have sent Sissoko and kept Josh?
— Harry Dee (@djharrydee) August 31, 2018
Go and smash it lad
— Mark (@Mainsworth92) August 31, 2018
We will probably need him later in the season tbh
— Andres 🦂 (@Radiqtion) August 31, 2018
Would’ve liked to see him feature in the cup
— . (@AIdertonghen) August 31, 2018
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