Lennon signs new four-year Tottenham contract

After a summer full of uncertainty, the 25-year-old England international has agreed a new deal at White Hart Lane which will see him remain with in London until 2016

Aaron Lennon has signed a new four-year contract with Tottenham, extending his stay at White Hart Lane until 2016.

The 25-year-old arrived at Spurs for £1 million in July 2005  from Leeds United and has since made 270 first team appearances in his seven years with the club.

The winger has so far scored 25 goals and provided 42 assists during his time in north London, but was linked with a move away from the club following Andre Villas-Boas' appointment as manager.

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12/1	Aaron Lennon is 12/1 with Paddy Power to score the first goal for Tottenham against Norwich on Saturday

Lennon was reportedly not a part of the Portuguese manager's plans at the club as the former Chelsea boss stepped up his mass overhaul of the squad, but with the transfer window now firmly closed, Lennon is now set to remain at Tottenham.

"We are delighted to announce that Aaron Lennon has signed a new contract until 2016," read a statement on the club's official website.