Lucas Bergvall has completed a clean sweep of Tottenham’s end-of-season awards.
The 19-year-old signed for Spurs in February last year before officially arriving in the summer, and on a personal level he has enjoyed a successful first season at the club.
Bergvall has made 45 appearances in all competitions and was rewarded with a new contract last month, committing his future through to 2031.
The Swedish teenager has now been recognised by the fans too, having been named the Official Supporters' Clubs player of the season.
That is one of three awards for Bergvall, who also came top of the voting for the One Hotspur Members and One Hotspur Juniors prizes.
Bergvall has featured 12 times in the Europa league this season, including ten starts, but he will not be involved in the final against Manchester United in Bilbao.
He has not played since the 5-1 defeat to Liverpool at the end of April after picking up an ankle injury ahead of Spurs’ semi-final tie against Bodo/Glimt.
That damage to his ligaments has proved significant enough to bring a premature end to Bergvall’s season, with Ange Postecoglou confirming on Thursday that the midfielder would not recover in time to face United.
“No, it is still the same sort of timeframe,” Postecoglou said.
“He was never a long-term one but he has literally just got out of the boot and taken his first tentative steps on the grass, but he won’t be available.”
