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Steven Caulker will stay at Spurs until 2016

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Tottenham defender Steven Caulker has signed a new deal with the north London club.

The 20-year-old put pen-to-paper on a four year deal after impressing on loan at Swansea.

The centre back will be looking to stake his claim as a long-term replacement for Ledley King, whose career at White Hart Lane could be over.

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