Malachi Fagan-Walcott has become the latest talented youngster at Tottenham to head out on loan for the remainder of the season.
With five players departing so far this month, the defender has linked up with Scottish Championship side Dundee for the remainder of the season.
Coming to the attention of Tottenham fans last March after Jose Mourinho handed the player his senior debut off the bench in the 3-0 Champions League defeat against RB Leipzig, the 18-year-old has only featured in two games for the development squad this season due to injury.
Playing the final seven minutes for the U23s as they won 5-1 away at Brighton & Hove Albion, Fagan-Walcott then played the full 90 minutes a week later as they claimed a 2-1 victory at West Ham.
Rated incredibly highly at the club, the Edmonton-born centre-back will be looking to make a big impression north of the border as he aims to work his way into Mourinho's plans in north London.
The head coach has handed debuts to the likes of Alfie Devine, Dane Scarlett and Harvey White already this term, with Fagan-Walcott potentially one of the club's players who would have been involved in the Europa League matchday squads if he wasn't recovering from injury in the first couple of months of the season.
The young defender joins the likes of White, Jubril Okedina, Jack Clarke, Brandon Austin and Shilow Tracey who will be playing their football elsewhere between now and May.
Handed the No.6 shirt at Dundee, Fagan-Walcott will be hoping to make his debut this weekend when the team travel to Raith Rovers.
