Harry Winks has departed Tottenham Hotspur to complete a £10million move to Leicester City. Joining Spurs as a five-year-old, the midfielder's move to the East Midlands brings to an end his long association with the football club.
Named on the Tottenham bench for the very first time against Liverpool in March 2014, he made his senior bow for the club under Mauricio Pochettino eight months later during a Europa League win over FK Partizan. Later going on to feature regularly for the Argentine, including a start in the 2019 Champions League final against Liverpool, first-team opportunities unfortunately dried up for the player during Jose Mourinho, Nuno Espirito Santo and Antonio Conte's tenures.
Given the green light to leave Tottenham Hotspur Stadium 12 months ago, the Spurs academy graduate instead joined Italian club Sampdoria on loan for the remainder of the campaign. Although he played no part in the first half of the campaign due to injury, the midfielder impressed from January onwards and made 20 appearances for the Genoa-based club.
