Rangers are expected to complete the loan signing of Tottenham youngster Mikey Moore. The 17-year-old has greenlit a move to Glasgow and is now expected to join Rangers. Tottenham have reportedly received enquiries from a host of clubs and ultimately left the decision up to Moore. The youngster has now picked Rangers as his next club. Given his sky-high potential, Spurs have made sure that this move is a straight loan without an option or obligation to buy the teenager.

Rangers have become the frontrunners to secure a season-long loan deal for Tottenham's 17-year-old winger Mikey Moore. The young player is highly regarded at Spurs and made a notable impression last season, scoring one goal and providing two assists in various competitions. Thomas Frank has expressed a desire for Moore to gain consistent playing time, which is why he is open to the idea of sending him out on loan. Moore has attracted interest from Championship clubs and Borussia Dortmund, but Spurs are pleased with Rangers' vision under Martin and believe that Ibrox provides an ideal platform for Moore to gain regular senior experience. The loan move is in line with Tottenham's strategy to develop their young talent in a competitive setting. These signings are part of Rangers' efforts to address the gap left by Vaclav Cerny's exit and an injury to Crystal Palace's Jesurun Rak-Sakyi, another target. With Martin eager to make an immediate impact, Moore's potential could be crucial in Rangers' quest for success both domestically and in Europe. Fans are excited as the club prepares for a transformative season under the new 49ers ownership.