TJ, Timothy Eyoma

 England defender Tottenham U-23

When he was a member of the U-18 team, he was recommended by Scott Parker, then a youth coach.

Aug. 29, 2018, signed a contract with Luke Amos. Oliver Skip until 2021.



Afterwards, the contract was renewed until 2023 on August 11, 2020.

He scored one goal in 12 matches in England's U-17 and played three in England's U-19

His brother is Aaron Iyoma, an Arsenal youth football player.

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