A goalscorer in the quarter-final and semi-final in our run to UEFA Europa League glory in 2025, Dominic also started the final against United in Bilbao. Going into 2026/27, he's registered 22 goals in his 65 appearances
Spurs career
2025/26 – 20 appearances, 6 goals.
2024/25 – 45 appearances, 16 goals – 9 in 27 in the Premier League – scored in quarter-final and semi-final of UEL, started final.
Life before Spurs
Dominic’s impressive performances in Chelsea’s youth set up earned a first team debut against NK Maribor in the Champions League in October, 2014 - becoming Chelsea’s youngest ever player to feature in the competition. He was loaned out to Dutch side Vitesse Arnhem for 2015/16 and then joined Liverpool in 2017, making 27 appearances for the Reds before a switch to Bournemouth in January, 2019. Top scorer for the Cherries in 2020/21, Dominic bagged 29 goals in 46 matches in 2021/22 to fire his side back into the Premier League, topping the Championship’s goalscorer chart. He was also named in the 2021/22 EFL Championship Team of the Year and the PFA Championship Team of the Year. After scoring seven goals in 2022/23, Dominic hit his best return in the Premier League in 2023/24, 19 goals placed him fourth in the division. He eventually registered 77 goals in 216 appearances before his switch to Spurs.
England
A member of England’s Under-17 UEFA European Championship success in 2014, Dominic claimed the Golden Ball and named as the Player of the Tournament as England won the Under-20 World Cup in 2017. Dominic made his senior England debut in November, 2017, coming on as a substitute in a friendly against Brazil at Wembley. At the end of 2025/26, he had five caps to his name.
England
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