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The 18-year-old forward has been with the club since Under-10 level and now has a professional deal to show for it.
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Jhanaie Pierre has gone from kicking a ball around at Under-10 level to landing her first professional contract with Tottenham Hotspur. Not a bad career trajectory for an 18-year-old.
The forward, who joined the Spurs academy when she was barely tall enough to see over the crossbar, has steadily climbed through the ranks to reach the senior squad, as reported by WSL Full-Time.
Pierre made an impression during pre-season with the first team and caught the attention of Spurs manager Martin Ho, who kept a close watch on her progress throughout training last season.
The club clearly liked what they saw. They moved swiftly to tie her down to professional terms - a strong signal of their faith in her potential.
It's not just Spurs who've taken notice. Pierre has already pulled on an England shirt at Under-19 level, adding international pedigree to her growing reputation.
After putting pen to paper, Pierre spoke of her delight at reaching this milestone, reflecting on a journey that started almost a decade ago in north London.
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