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Rangers have confirmed the signing of Tottenham Hotspur youngster Mikey Moore on a season-long loan deal.
The deal - which is subject to international clearance - does not include an option or an obligation to buy the 17-year-old who has progressed through Spurs' ranks since the age of seven.
Moore, who can play across the front line as a winger or a No 10, is considered one of Tottenham's most exciting prospects.
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The England U19 international became the youngest Spurs player to feature in the Premier League just over a year ago, and has made 12 league appearances.
Moore also played five times during Tottenham's Europa League-winning campaign and scored his first goal for the club in a group-stage victory over Elfsborg.
He becomes Rangers' and new head coach Russell Martin's eighth signing of the summer, following loan deals for Nasser Djiga and Max Aarons and permanent transfers Lyall Cameron, Emmanuel Fernandez, Joe Rothwell, Thelo Aasgaard and Djeidi Gassama.
Moore: I have always loved Rangers
Speaking after signing for the Ibrox club on a season-long loan, Moore said: "I'm excited to get going. As soon as I heard Rangers were interested and wanted me to come, it was a massive opportunity for me.
"I'm excited to be here and hopefully I can show the fans and everyone what I can do.
"I've always loved Rangers as a club. My family have always loved them.
"I think with the new boss and the way that we play, it's a great place to be at the minute. It was a pretty easy decision for me to come here."
Martin: Moore can make instant impact
Martin added: "We are thrilled to bring Mikey on loan for this season.
"His profile as a brave, aggressive attacking player is one that we were keen to add to the squad, and he is certainly a player who, despite his age, can make an impact on the team from day one.
"He is a player with huge potential, and it is testament to his quality that he has been entrusted by Spurs in both the Premier League and UEFA Europa League with such regularity over the last 18 months."
Sporting director Kevin Thelwell said: "It is no secret that there was significant interest from elsewhere in Mikey and we are delighted that he has chosen Rangers at this stage in his career.
"He rose to prominence with Spurs last year and it is a reflection of his temperament and quality as a player that he made an immediate impact at a senior level which demands the best.
"We are convinced that Mikey is a player who will enhance our attacking unit. He is stepping into an ambitious, demanding environment that will test him, support him, and provide the platform to deliver and fulfil his potential, to the benefit of both himself and the club."
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Martin's first Scottish Premiership game at Ibrox will take place on Saturday August 9 against Steven Pressley's Dundee.
The first Old Firm clash of the season takes place on Sunday August 31 live on Sky Sports as Celtic travel to Ibrox, a fixture that could be key as Martin's side look to close the gap on their city rivals this season.
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Pape Sarr’s stunning halfway line goal gave Tottenham a 1-0 pre-season friendly win over north London rivals Arsenal in Hong Kong.
Sarr robbed Myles Lewis-Skelly - who Arsenal felt had been fouled by Richarlison in midfield - before firing an outrageous long-range lob just inside Arsenal's half over a stranded David Raya to score with Spurs' only shot on target of the game in the 45th minute.
Before Sarr's screamer, the Arsenal goalkeeper had a couple of shaky moments at corners as Spurs hit the post twice directly from deliveries, as Richarlison missed a glorious close-range chance from the second corner.
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Tottenham winger Wilson Odobert also hit the post with a low shot in a feisty and physical first half, which saw Spurs midfielder Rodrigo Bentancur booked for a late tackle on Bukayo Saka.
There was more north London derby needle in the second half as Pedro Porro pushed Arsenal boss Mikel Arteta before taking a throw-in, with the Spurs defender feeling Arteta was in his way.
Arteta brought new signing Viktor Gyokeres on in the 77th minute for his debut as Saka came off after receiving treatment.
Gyokeres, who joined on Saturday in a £63.5m deal, did not have enough time to make an impact as he had just two touches, with Arsenal having one shot on target in the defeat.
Spurs, who won the Europa League last season, were presented with a trophy for winning the first-ever north London derby overseas, leading the club to tweet: "another one for the trophy cabinet".
Arsenal's loss brings an end to their pre-season tour in Asia as they face Villarreal at the Emirates Stadium on Wednesday, while Spurs face Newcastle on Sunday in South Korea.
Arteta: Gyokeres' next game 'will be different'
Arsenal boss Mikel Arteta speaking at his post-match press conference about debutants Viktor Gyokeres and Cristhian Mosquera, as quoted by football.london:
"I'm really happy to have them here. I think they are going to add a lot of value. You see straight away the energy and the quality they are going to bring.
"It was a short one, but at least that one is over now, and when they play against Villareal now, I'm sure it will be different."
On whether he got what he wanted from the pre-season tour of Asia: "Yes, for the three of them and today in particular. Again, it threw different demands and different understanding of things that we have to do.
"I am very pleased with what I've seen in most of the things that we've done, but we miss something in certain moments. That preciseness, that moment that unlocks the result, the moment to turn the result our way and with the match.
"But in terms of attitude, they desire, level of organisation in the team, it was great and we have to continue to elevate a little bit all the individual aspects."
Frank praises Kudus as he gives Solanke return date
Tottenham head coach Thomas Frank speaking at his post-match press conference about the performance of Mohammed Kudus, as quoted by football.london:
"I think he was really good today. His hold-up play, the way he takes hold of the ball in tricky situations. His one-vs-one skills, his creating opportunities for the team was top class.
"On top of that, I think he's working extremely hard, and there was was recovery run from a set-piece when he was straining all the way back and he won the ball back. That's how he can help the team so much.
"He will make a lot of the fans excited with his offensive actions, and he will also help the team defensively."
On Dominic Solanke's return after he was left out against Arsenal: "He's close, if not for Sunday (vs Newcastle), then he should be fit to play against Bayern (on August 7)."
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Tottenham are in advanced talks with Bayern Munich over the loan signing of Joao Palhinha, according to Sky in Germany.
Palhinha could now be set for a return to the Premier League, one year after he joined Bayern from Fulham for a fee worth up to £47.4m.
The 30-year-old midfielder has three years remaining on his current contract.
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Palhinha made 25 appearances across all competitions for Bayern last season, including 17 outings in the Bundesliga as Vincent Kompany's side went on to become champions.
Frank: We will be active in the transfer market
Tottenham boss Thomas Frank admitted the club are "looking" for further additions in the summer transfer window.
Spurs have already secured the signing of Mohammed Kudus from West Ham, as well as Kota Takai and Luka Vuskovic.
Kevin Danso and Mathys Tel have also seen their initial loan moves converted into permanent deals.
However, Frank's side missed out on Morgan Gibbs-White after the England international signed a new three-year deal at the City Ground.
Forest accused Spurs of making an illegal approach for the midfielder with a £60m bid earlier this month.
Speaking in his first press conference since being appointed to the role, Frank commented on further incomings, saying: "There is no doubt that, if you want to compete in all tournaments, you need a competitive squad.
"There are a lot of competitive players in the squad already. The club is in the market and looking.
"What will happen, I will speak when a player comes into the building."
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From next season, Sky Sports' Premier League coverage will increase from 128 matches to at least 215 games exclusively live.
And 80 per cent of all televised Premier League games next season are on Sky Sports.
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Pape Sarr’s stunning halfway line goal gave Tottenham a 1-0 pre-season friendly win over north London rivals Arsenal in Hong Kong.
Sarr robbed Myles Lewis-Skelly - who Arsenal felt had been fouled by Richarlison in midfield - before firing an outrageous long-range lob just inside Arsenal's half over a stranded David Raya to score with Spurs' only shot on target of the game in the 45th minute.
Before Sarr's screamer, the Arsenal goalkeeper had a couple of shaky moments at corners as Spurs hit the post twice directly from deliveries, as Richarlison missed a glorious close-range chance from the second corner.
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Tottenham winger Wilson Odobert also hit the post with a low shot in a feisty and physical first half, which saw Spurs midfielder Rodrigo Bentancur booked for a late tackle on Bukayo Saka.
There was more north London derby needle in the second half as Pedro Porro pushed Arsenal boss Mikel Arteta before taking a throw-in, with the Spurs defender feeling Arteta was in his way.
Arteta brought new signing Viktor Gyokeres on in the 77th minute for his debut as Saka came off after receiving treatment.
Gyokeres, who joined on Saturday in a £63.5m deal, did not have enough time to make an impact as he had just two touches, with Arsenal having one shot on target in the defeat.
Spurs, who won the Europa League last season, were presented with a trophy for winning the first-ever north London derby overseas, leading the club to tweet: "another one for the trophy cabinet".
Arsenal's loss brings an end to their pre-season tour in Asia as they face Villarreal at the Emirates Stadium on Wednesday, while Spurs face Newcastle on Sunday in South Korea.
Arteta: Gyokeres' next game 'will be different'
Arsenal boss Mikel Arteta speaking at his post-match press conference about debutants Viktor Gyokeres and Cristhian Mosquera, as quoted by football.london:
"I'm really happy to have them here. I think they are going to add a lot of value. You see straight away the energy and the quality they are going to bring.
"It was a short one, but at least that one is over now, and when they play against Villareal now, I'm sure it will be different."
On whether he got what he wanted from the pre-season tour of Asia: "Yes, for the three of them and today in particular. Again, it threw different demands and different understanding of things that we have to do.
"I am very pleased with what I've seen in most of the things that we've done, but we miss something in certain moments. That preciseness, that moment that unlocks the result, the moment to turn the result our way and with the match.
"But in terms of attitude, they desire, level of organisation in the team, it was great and we have to continue to elevate a little bit all the individual aspects."
Frank praises Kudus as he gives Solanke return date
Tottenham head coach Thomas Frank speaking at his post-match press conference about the performance of Mohammed Kudus, as quoted by football.london:
"I think he was really good today. His hold-up play, the way he takes hold of the ball in tricky situations. His one-vs-one skills, his creating opportunities for the team was top class.
"On top of that, I think he's working extremely hard, and there was was recovery run from a set-piece when he was straining all the way back and he won the ball back. That's how he can help the team so much.
"He will make a lot of the fans excited with his offensive actions, and he will also help the team defensively."
On Dominic Solanke's return after he was left out against Arsenal: "He's close, if not for Sunday (vs Newcastle), then he should be fit to play against Bayern (on August 7)."
Sky Sports to show 215 live Premier League games from next season
From next season, Sky Sports' Premier League coverage will increase from 128 matches to at least 215 games exclusively live.
And 80 per cent of all televised Premier League games next season are on Sky Sports.
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