The highly-rated teenager, considered one of Spurs’ brightest prospects, joined the Ibrox side on loan this summer, where he hopes to earn valuable first-team minutes under Russell Martin.
Moore admitted the decision wasn’t taken lightly but said the opportunity to test himself at a massive club like Rangers was too good to turn down. “When I heard about the interest, it felt like the right place for me,” he explained. “Rangers is a huge club with high expectations, and that’s exactly the kind of environment I want to be in at this stage of my career.”
The 17-year-old also revealed he spoke with senior figures at Tottenham before agreeing to the move. He received one piece of advice that stuck with him: embrace the pressure. “They told me not to shy away from the challenge,” Moore said. “At big clubs, pressure is part of everyday life. If you learn to deal with it early, it makes you stronger and prepares you for the top level.”
Rangers boss Martin is expected to manage Moore carefully, but the winger is already determined to make an impression in both domestic competition and potentially European football. His pace, directness and technical ability have long marked him out as a future Premier League player, and now he will aim to prove himself in Scotland’s demanding football landscape.
While his long-term ambition remains to break into the Spurs first team, Moore insists his full focus is on Rangers. For the Ibrox faithful, his arrival adds excitement, with fans eager to see whether the London-born talent can deliver on the hype during his spell in Glasgow.
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