Tottenham’s Mikey Moore showed glimpses of his talent under Ange Postecoglou during the 2024/25 season.
The 17-year-old played 10 Premier League games, and scored once in five Europa League games, playing a role in their march towards silverware.
The youngster’s talent has now attracted attention from Juventus and Gazzetta dello Sport cover interest from the Turin club.
They claim the Tottenham talent’s profile appeals a lot to Bianconeri general manager Damien Comolli, who is said to have an excellent relationship with Spurs from his time spent with the club.
Moore is seen as a player who can help form a young spine at Juventus and join someone like Kenan Yildiz in a youthful attack.
The newspaper believe Tottenham value the attacker at around €20m, which feels like a typically Italian optimistic view.
Gazzetta explain that Spurs have managed to fend off interest from Manchester United and Manchester City, which should have helped the newspaper wise up about that low valuation.
Juventus don’t have a great recent record of giving consistent opportunities to very young players and in the unlikely event Spurs even considered a sale, there’s probably better destinations.
In addition, Moore doesn’t turn 18 until August and wouldn’t be able to leave English football until that date, due to revised rules following Brexit.