Tanganga has played for England at U16 to U21 level during his time in north London, but was left out of new boss Ange Postecoglou’s first matchday squad for the 2-2 draw against Brentford last weekend.

According to the Daily Express, the defender has had interest from both the Hatters and the Serie A giants, if they miss out on top defensive target Bayern Munich’s Benjamin Pavard, who is valued at around £38m, with Spurs’ fierce rivals Arsenal are also interested in the Frenchman after a long-term injury to summer addition Jurrien Timber.

Sent out on loan to the League Two club, Colchester United, Joe has started the season in great form, scoring 4 goals in his 4 appearances, including 2 in the game against MK Dons yesterday, a fixture Colchester United unfortunately lost 3-2.

It augers well for the future, if Joe can keep this scoring form up.

He may only be playing League Two football but as they say, you can only perform against what is put in front of you.

Keep on scoring Joe, you never know where it might lead to

In my article – forward-sent-on-a-season-long-loan – I mentioned that if Aribim was to resurrect a fading Luton Town career, he would have to score a hatful of goals, especially after dropping into non-league football.

Indeed, it seems that Aribim needs to follow the example set by another of our young forwards sent out on loan, Joe Taylor.

Now Taylor will always have a place in our hearts after having the testicular fortitude to successfully take one of the penalties in the epic shoot-out, against Coventry City, at Wembley last season.