Boss Russell Martin remains in the market for attacking reinforcements following the arrival of Djeidi Gassama earlier this month.
And the Rangers Review understands Moore is keen to take up the challenge at Ibrox but there will be no option or obligation to buy the player outright. [[Rangers]] faced competition from the Championship to land the 17-year-old on a deal until the end of the season.
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Moore became the youngest player to make a debut for Spurs when he came off the bench in a defeat to Manchester City last May. He started the loss to Crystal Palace five months later and he became England's youngest-ever scorer in major European competition, eclipsing the record held by Jimmy Greaves, when he scored against Elfsborg in January.
Moore will be allowed to leave Thomas Frank's squad this term in order to gain first team experience. And Rangers are firmly in the race to secure his signature as work continues to add strength and depth to Martin's ranks.
[[Rangers]] rounded off their summer schedule with a comeback draw against Middlesbrough on Saturday. Danilo and Findlay Curtis were on target as Martin handed some of his fringe players a run-out ahead of their Panathinaikos showdown.
Defender Robin Propper completed his return to FC Twente earlier in the day. And Martin expects further departures in the coming weeks after the likes of Ben Davies, Ridvan Yilmaz and Jose Cifuentes were told that they were surplus to requirements this term.
"I think we have interest in a fair few of the players, but as and when they go, I don't know," Martin said. "I just wait for Kevin to tell me what's going on. And yeah, whilst they're here, they'll be treated with care and respect and professionalism.
"And it might not always be on the terms they want or like, but I think if we're honest with each other and we respect each other and they respect the group, there's not going to be a problem."