The 17-year-old was unanimously regarded as one of the most dazzling new stars in English football and was determined to make his temporary transfer to the Scottish Premier League club promote his development. The deal still needs a medical check and will include an extension of Moore's contract with Tottenham, allowing him to spend the entire season at Ibrox.
Tottenham explained that Moore, like Alfie Dwyne, Danny Scalite and other players, did not go to Asia with the first team to participate in the preseason in order to leave the team on loan, and the first team is preparing for the game against Arsenal in Hong Kong, China on Thursday.
When asked about Moore's future, Tottenham coach Thomas Frank said on Tuesday: "(Leaving the team on loan) is very important. Mickey is an extraordinary talented player. I am very excited about his future here (Spurs). "
"I think for all players, especially young players, they need to continue to play in the first team. I think if we can find the right place, we will do that."
Moore is the youngest player to play in the Premier League in Tottenham history, and he made his debut at 16 years and 277 days in May 2024. The England U19 international also became the youngest player to start the Premier League in October last year.
In the team's UEFA Cup last season, Moore also broke the record of Tottenham legend Jimmy Greaves, becoming the youngest England player to score in major European competitions.
Under new coach Russell Martin (former Southampton coach) and a new majority shareholder 49-man conglomerate, the Wanderers are preparing for the new season, with them second last season behind their arch-rivals Celtics.
They will play against Panathinaikos in the second round of the Champions League qualifiers on Wednesday, before heading to the Phil Park Stadium in Motherwell on Saturday to start their domestic league journey.
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