Luca Williams-Barnett dazzled Tottenham fans in limited play vs. Palace, raising questions about his future and game time.

Matt Smith argues that Tottenham Hotspur must secure a new contract for young attacker Luca Williams-Barnett amid reports that an exit is being planned. The youngster impressed off the bench during Tottenham's 2-0 win against Crystal Palace on November 1, 2026, creating a clear goal-scoring opportunity for teammate Mohammed Kudus after coming on in the closing minutes under manager Roberto De Zerbi.
Journalist Florian Plettenberg reports that Premier League and Bundesliga clubs are monitoring Williams-Barnett, whose contract expires in 2028. Although Tottenham reportedly want to keep the player, Smith states that Spurs must offer him a new deal and a clear pathway to regular first-team football to prevent a departure.
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