Tottenham’s Mikey Moore was a hot topic at latest Rangers ‘high-level meetings’

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Rangers have stepped up their efforts to secure Mikey Moore’s future, with high-level discussions held over what has been described as a dream Tottenham raid.

With Tottenham Hotspur struggling for domestic form, there have been calls for Spurs to turn to their youth to help drag them out of trouble.

However, not many youngsters are currently at Hotspur Way, with several out on loan gaining valuable experience and impressing for their respective clubs.

Mikey Moore is one such player, performing at a high level with Rangers and earning praise from supporters after a series of strong displays under manager Danny Rohl.

The teenager has registered eight goal contributions in 37 games and delivered a coming-of-age performance in the Old Firm derby, prompting some fans to call for the club to sign Moore.

Tottenham youngster Mikey Moore targeted as Rangers hold high-level transfer meetings

TeamTalk now reports that retaining Mikey Moore is a top priority for Rangers next season. It is claimed the winger is central to their long-term planning under Danny Rohl.

The report explains that recent high-level meetings between the Rangers board and Rohl have focused on summer recruitment and retention plans, with Moore placed firmly at the top of the agenda.

The Scottish side are believed to view another season with the highly rated prospect as vital for his continued development and for maintaining momentum in the Scottish Premiership and potential European campaigns.

Spurs set to decide Mikey Moore future after Premier League battle

Spurs remain locked in a relegation battle and cannot make any decisions regarding the youngster’s future at present, with clarity expected once their league status is confirmed.

According to the outlet, Moore is open to staying at Rangers beyond this season, enjoying life at Ibrox, with his family settled and supportive of another year gaining senior experience in a competitive environment.

Rangers are not seeking a permanent deal but instead want another season-long loan. It is added that if Spurs retain their Premier League status, they will be open to sanctioning a temporary move for the teenager.