The 2026/27 Premier League season is edging ever closer and Tottenham will be looking to improve on what they did in the 2025/26 campaign.
Spurs finished just one place above the Premier League relegation zone in 17th place - the second successive season they were battling at the bottom of the table - avoiding relegation only on the final day of the campaign.
New head coach Roberto De Zerbi was the hero, coming in at the end of March as Spurs' third different head coach, to guide the Lilywhites to safety with 11 points from their final seven games.
Big changes are taking place at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium
The revolution in N17 is well under way, with Tottenham having made six new signings and allowed eight players to leave. Among those to have left are a number of young players, who have gone off in search of game time elsewhere, fearing they will not get it at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium.
Luka Vuskovic, Will Lankshear and Alfie Devine are three players in that boat to have departed, with Lucas Bergvall another who could follow them, with reports that he is keen to leave. Nottingham Forest have had a £46million bid turned down, with Newcastle also understood to be interested.
One of those De Zerbi might do well to ensure does not follow suit, however, is Mikey Moore.
Still only 18 years old, the Tottenham youth product enjoyed a profitable loan spell away from the club last season, plying his trade north of the border with Rangers.
While the Glasgow giants may have fallen short in the Scottish Premiership title race, Moore impressed, playing 47 times, scoring seven goals and providing four assists.
He had his own issues, with two different managers at Ibrox last season in Russell Martin first and then Danny Rohl. And Rangers have a new boss for the forthcoming 2026/27 campaign too - Derek McInnes taking over.
Mikey Moore ready for the Premier League now
After a season in the Scottish Premiership, Moore will be looking to flex his muscle and prove he can do it in one of Europe's big leagues.
Having spent big money on bolstering the defence and midfield at Tottenham so far, De Zerbi is looking to add strength in depth to the forward line, with Spurs in talks to sign Savinho from Manchester City. That deal is likely to cost around £65million, but De Zerbi could save that money and spend it elsewhere by giving Moore a chance to shine.
Young players coming through from the academy has been a problem in the last couple of years, with Spurs only able to name a 23-man squad in Europe because they did not have enough 'club-trained' players to fill the UEFA quota.
At 18 Moore would not change that, and with Spurs not in Europe in the coming season that does not matter, but supporters love nothing more than seeing a young academy player rise through the ranks to the big stage.
And people at Spurs, past and present, believe he has what it takes to make it in the Premier League.
Ange Postecoglou was a big fan of Mikey Moore
Prior to leaving the club on loan, previous Spurs boss Ange Postecoglou described Moore as a "special player".
Postecoglou said after throwing him into a Europa League starting XI at the age of 17: "Every time we were on the ball I was willing the boys to pass it to him, because he's got that ability to go past people, which is the hardest thing to do in our game apart from scoring goals. If he's not successful, it doesn't faze him, he'll just go again."
"He's just turned 17, but even physically, he's such a strong young man. He was brilliant, but he's been brilliant every time he's played for us. For us, he's going to be a pretty special player."
James Maddison even compared him to Neymar after a win over AZ Alkmaar in the Europa League final run.
Maddison said: "I thought we had Neymar on the left wing! He is fearless, [he has] that young, fearless mentality. He's a brilliant lad, he has bags of ability. I will hopefully help him with wise words but he has all the ability and well done to him."
Moore may not be an actual new signing, but he would be like a new signing for De Zerbi, having never played under him before. Moore can show the Italian what he can do having been named in Spurs' squad for the pre-season tour of New Zealand and Australia, with games against Auckland, Sydney and Chelsea to come.