Daniel Levy will not want to lose any crucial players this summer transfer window.
The chairman has always been meticulous in his approach at Tottenham, from his finances to summer signings.
Over the years, he has built a reputation for being a hard nut to crack when it comes to losing players, illuminated by his reluctance to allow Harry Kane to leave before his transfer to Bayern Munich.
It remains important that Levy maintains prime control over outgoings and incomings, and as a result, he will welcome the possibility of regaining that over one transfer decision.
Mikey Moore to remain at Tottenham amid Juventus interest
Tottenham have been linked to several wingers this transfer window, which has fuelled rumours of Mikey Moore’s departure.
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The academy talent has caught the eye of several suitors, including Juventus, who are determined to strengthen their frontline.
But it is now likely that Moore remains at Spurs for at least another season as the Italian club has diverted their attention elsewhere.
As reported by Corriere dello Sport on 5 July, Juventus are stepping up their pursuit of Manchester United’s Jadon Sancho.
It is understood that Aston Villa midfielder Douglas Luiz could be offered as part of a swap deal.
This news will surely be music to Tottenham’s ears, who are believed to want to extend Moore’s contract over the coming weeks.
There is no doubt that the North London club’s academy is key to their future project, and they will love that one of their most promising talents will remain at Hotspur Way.
Moore could flourish under Thomas Frank
The competition for Tottenham’s left flank is only set to become more intense as the club prepares for several recruits. However, this is not a sign that Moore should leave North London.
Indeed, the youngster has the qualities to thrive under Thomas Frank. At Brentford, the Dane was known for tailoring his system to what the game and his players needed.
This could suit Moore quite well, who is comfortable playing in the middle as well as the flank.
Furthermore, Frank will want to get his attackers as far forward as possible next season, and it would not be a surprise if the winger’s output soared as a result.
Therefore, while fighting for a spot could be daunting, staying at Tottenham could be the best decision Moore could make.