Luca Williams-Barnett is one of the most exciting young players in the Premier League right now after his impressive cameo during Tottenham's 2-0 win over Crystal Palace.

The winger made his first league appearance for Tottenham in the 2-0 win over Palace on Saturday evening.

Despite only featuring for six minutes, the winger looked phenomenal, and his display has been discussed by a Premier League legend.

Steven Gerrard has admitted that Williams-Barnett's cameo against Crystal Palace showed he is going to become a serious player.

"I loved one moment from the game. Williams-Barnett, a name I've heard mentioned to me through the England ranks a few times," Gerrard told The Overlap.

"But he came on for a little cameo, and if I'm a Tottenham fan, I'm going away buzzing with the result, and Spurs are obviously in this new place, but this young kid is going to be a player.

"I've seen enough in the 10-minute cameo. He came on around the 80th minute; he went on this little jinky run down the left and put a ball across like Declan Rice.

"I just thought, 'They've got their own little Rio Ngumoha'. So look out for this boy, I really like him."

But the move itself was hugely significant, as it was an 18-year-old on his Premier League debut showing immense self-confidence.

He came so close to making a perfect start to life in Lilywhite after beating two defenders to pick out Mohammed Kudus at the back post, who was unable to turn the ball home.

It is clear that Williams-Barnett wants to entertain, and what he did just before coming on proves exactly why he is destined for the top.

Meanwhile, Williams-Barnett has revealed that he was standing on the touchline at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium ready to make his Premier League debut, thinking about how he could lift the crowd.

The mood inside the stadium has dramatically improved over recent weeks following three straight wins and even more so with such a talented academy star impressing on the pitch.

The teenager also spoke about how he was desperate to get the ball and prove to everyone what he was capable of doing.

He told SpursOfficial: "I just wanted to get the ball and show what I can do and really just enjoy the moment.

"I was on the sideline and I was there thinking how can I get this crowd going even more? I felt like it was surreal."

He certainly backed up those ambitions to entertain despite only being given six minutes to make an impact.

It is so clear that football-wise, Williams-Barnett has it all, but it's also his confidence and mentality that could separate him from the rest.

Everyone saw his immense self-confidence during pre-season when he pulled out a panenka penalty against Sydney FC.

It is not normal for such a young player to play with such swagger, and it is time for Roberto De Zerbi to start trusting him more.

Antonin Kinsky has spoken about how good Williams-Barnett can become, and it is becoming increasingly clear that Spurs unearthed a gem.