Tottenham's full retained list shows four young stars offered new contracts by the club

The versatile young Tottenham Hotspur midfielder made his Premier League debut last month but his current deal is running out with the club

Less than a month after making his Premier League debut Matthew Craig must decide whether to accept a new contract from Tottenham Hotspur before his deal ends this month.

The 20-year-old made his Spurs and Premier League debut last month after acting head coach Ryan Mason brought him on for the final 13 minutes or so of the final day victory at Leeds United. That Elland Road experience was the 10th time Craig has been named in a matchday squad for the first team, having achieved that seven times under Antonio Conte the previous season before Mason took the reins.

Now the young Scotland U21 midfielder, who can also play in central defence or as a full-back on either side, must decide whether to continue his Tottenham journey, having first joined as an U12 player, within the new Ange Postecoglou era or make the move elsewhere. He has been a regular for the club's U21s this season, starting every single game for the side and often captaining them.

"I’m really proud for myself and everyone who has been involved in the journey along the way,” Craig said after his first team debut. "As a young boy, everyone dreams of making their Premier League debut some day and I’m lucky enough to do it.

"Every day that you’re in the building, it’s just working towards getting over into the first team and I think I’ve tried to do that as much as possible this year, and also in the past as well. On a personal note, I’m happy because it feels like the culmination of everything you do every day. George [Abbott] has worked really hard this year as well and I’m pleased for him too."

Craig's U21s team-mate Nile John is also considering a contract offer from the club amid interest in his services.

The club's retained/released list on Friday confirmed that Lucas Moura and Arnaut Danjuma's time at the club has come to an end while Clement Lenglet's loan period, which had no option to buy, has come to a close.

Development squad players Jamie Bowden, Kallum Cesay, Malachi Fagan-Walcott, Roshaun Mathurin, Marqes Muir and Romaine Mundle, who is technically classified as retained with offer having also had a new deal offered to him but rejected, have all left following the end of their contracts. U18 players Thomas Bloxham, Brandon Bryan-Waugh and Riley Owen also departed following the conclusion of their scholarships.

Scholar Dante Cassanova also has offer from the club to consider while Billy Heaps has had his deal extended.

Here is the club's full retained list:

Contracts

Abbott, George BenedictAndiyapan, WilliamArganese-Mcdermott, PeleAshcroft, TyrellAustin, Brandon AnthonyBentancur, RodrigoBissouma, YvesCraig, Matthew George (Offer)Davies, Benjamin ThomasDe Andrade, RicharlisonDe Santiago Alonso, YagoDevine, Alfie SeanDier, Eric Jeremy EdgarDonley, Jamie PaulForster, Fraser GerardGil Salvatierra, BryanGunter, Luca JacksonHojbjerg, Pierre Emile KordtHall, Tyrese ShaunHeung-Min, SonJohn, Nile Omari Mckenzie (Offer)Kane, HarryKeeley, JoshKyerematen, RioLankshear WilliamLeite De Souza Junior, Emerson AparecidoLinton, JahziahLloris, HugoLo Celso, GiovaniLyons-Foster, BrooklynMaguire, Aaron JosephMcKnight, MaxwellMundle, Romaine Lee (Offer)Ndombele Alvaro, TanguyParrott, Troy DanielPaskotsi, MaksimPerisic, IvanReguilon Rodriguez, SergioRobson, MaxRodon, Joseph PeterRomero, Cristian GabrielSanchez Mina, DavinsonSarr, Pape MatarSayers, CharlieScarlett, Dane PharrellSessegnon, Kouassi RyanSkipp, Oliver WilliamSoonsup-Bell, Jude JacobSpence, Diop DjedTanganga, Japhet ManzambiUdogie, Iyenoma DestiyWhite, Harvey DavidWhiteman, Alfie MalikWilliams, Jaden Pharell EarlWinks, Harry

Scholars

Ajayi, Oyindamola Oluwatobi PeterAkhamrich, YusufBlack, Leo Amarri John-BaptisteBloedorn, Carey BrianCassanova, Dante Jamel (Offer)Heaps, Billy (Extended)Irow, OliverKing, Maeson BradleyKrasniqi, ElliotMorgan, Kieran LloydRowswell, James Patrick LynchSimons, Zachariah MartinWillhoft-King, Gabriel Han

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