TOTTENHAM have handed 15-year-old Dutch Keeper Nick Weegink a trial with other Premier League clubs interested.
Weegink trains at the Keepers School Regio Twente under former Twente player Michel Vuerink and will spend a week trying to impress coaches at White Hart Lane.

Former West Bromwich Albion and Ipswich Town midfielder Romeo Zondervan sent videos of the youngster to Premier League clubs which drew interest from a number of clubs.
And Spurs acted quickly to give Weegink a chance to earn himself a deal with the clubs youth team.
Weegink currently represents Dutch fourth-tier side ATC’65’s youth team after spending a year-and-a-half with Twente’s academy.
Spurs take on Gent in the second leg of their Europa League and will look to overturn a 1-0 deficit.
Boss Mauricio Pochettino said the game is “another Wembley final” for his team.
Poch said: “We need to use all our energy to find a way to the next round.

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“Danny continues to recover and rehabilitate, but remains a number of weeks away from full training.
“Erik is making progress and is now working on the field. No date is yet confirmed for a return to full training and his recovery continues to be monitored.”
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