The 16-year-old forward, regarded as one of Spurs’ brightest academy prospects, has already caught the eye with his pace, creativity, and maturity beyond his years.
Speaking after the move was confirmed, Moore said: “Joining Rangers is a massive step for me. It’s a club with a huge history, passionate fans, and a clear path for young players to develop. I’ve spoken with the manager, and he made it clear how much belief he has in me. That made the decision really easy.” He added that the chance to play first-team football in a competitive league like the Scottish Premiership is “the perfect challenge at this stage of my career.”
Tottenham supporters will also be encouraged by what Rangers boss Russell Martin had to say about Moore. The former Swansea manager praised the youngster’s talent and character, indicating that Spurs have produced a player with significant potential. “Mikey is an exceptional young talent,” Martin said. “He’s brave on the ball, has real technical quality, and he’s got the hunger we look for. We’re thankful to Spurs for trusting us with his development.”
Martin also hinted that Moore could have an immediate impact at Ibrox: “He might be young, but he’s fearless, and that’s something we want to harness here. We’ll give him the platform to grow, and I believe he’ll excite our fans.”
With regular minutes and support from a manager who understands the demands of developing talent, Moore’s stint at Rangers could be the next vital step in what many hope will be a long and successful career.
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