Tottenham handed boost as teenage talent rejects chance to join Harry Kane at Bayern Munich and pens new contract at Spurs after 'crazy season'

Olusesi made his debut for Tottenham against Hoffenheim in the Europa League back in January and has now committed his future to the club. Spurs announced on Wednesday that the midfielder has put pen to paper on a four-year deal with the club.

The Spurs starlet has decided to stay despite attracting interest from a host of other clubs including Harry Kane's Bayern Munich, according to Football Insider. Ajax, Juventus and Paris Saint-Germain were also keen on the teenager who has now become one of the highest earners in Spurs’ academy due to his new contract.

He told the club's media: "It's obviously a great achievement to sign a new deal, it shows the club's faith, so I'm happy. It's always nice to be reassured, just got to work hard and keep pushing. Crazy season so far, starting off with the Under-21s for a bit, then probably around I think it was the Man City game - first time being on the bench - and ever since this it's been crazy. Like a dream."

Olusesi will be hoping for more first-team chances as the season progresses. Tottenham are back in action on Thursday in the Premier League against Chelsea at Stamford Bridge.