Adam Smith

Flying full-back impressed in a loan spell at Bournemouth in 2010-11 and was snapped-up on a season's loan by MK Dons in August, 2011.

August was a good month for Adam as he made his debut for England Under-21s in a friendly against Israel. He's now been capped at Under-16, 17, 19 and 20 levels.

His performances in 42 appearances in all competitions for Bournemouth in 2010-11 alerted England, who called him into the Under-20 World Cup squad. Adam played all four matches in Colombia.

Yet to make his Spurs debut, Adam has appeared regularly for the first team in pre-season and was there again in South Africa in July, 2011.

He made his league debut on loan at Wycombe in 2009-10 and then joined Torquay, where he made 18 appearances.

In September 2010, Adam made the step up to League One by joining Bournemouth on a one-month loan.

Impressive performances in Eddie Howe's promotion-chasing side eventually led to the deal being extended until the end of the 2010-11 season.

Adam first caught the eye in 2006-07 and his performances for the Under-16s and Under-18s that season earned a first call to the reserves aged 16.

Born in London, Adam attended Leventhorpe School, where he was 1,500m County and District champion.

He featured in one of the first games at the new Wembley Stadium for England U16s against Spain in April, 2007.

He enjoyed a consistent season for our Under-18s in 2008-09, making 29 appearances and scoring three goals.

He signed his first professional contract with us in the summer of 2008 and travelled with the First Team to the pre-season Feyenoord Jubileum Tournament.

Adam also earned a place on the bench for our UEFA Cup games with NEC Nijmegen and Shakhtar Donetsk in 2008-09, as well as making eight appearances for the Reserve side.

To round it all off, he captained the Under-18s to success in their defence of the Tournoi International de Monthey in June 2009.