Tottenham Hotspur officially announce that Nile John has left the club on a permanent transfer to join Liga Portugal 2 side CD Feirense.
It was first reported by Lilywhite Rose earlier this week that Nile John was set to depart his boyhood club on a permanent basis at the age of 21.
John made 24 appearances for the Spurs Premier League 2 side last season, scoring four goals and adding three assists on the way to two youth league trophies.
After joining the club as a young kid and working his way through the ranks, John made two senior appearances for the Lilywhites against Pacos Ferreira in a Europa Conference League qualifier and against Wolfsberger AC in the Europa League.
John has now swapped the Lilywhite of North London for the Portuguese second division as he links up with his new club, CD Feirense.
Feirense finished 16th in the 18-team league last season, so John will be hoping to propel them up the table in the 2024/25 campaign.
In the official club announcement, Tottenham wrote: ‘We thank Nile for his service to the Club and wish him all the best in the next stage of his career.’
Spurs Web Opinion:
It’s always a shame to see such a highly-rated academy player leave the club, but it is clearly what’s best for John’s long-term football career.
Everyone at The Spurs Web would like to wish Nile all the best for the future.
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