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Tottenham Hotspur have entered talks to sign Juventus striker Randal Kolo Muani, with discussions being described as 'positive', according to journalist Santi Aouna.

It's been a fairly slow start to the summer transfer window for Thomas Frank's side, with Mohammed Kudus being their only senior addition who wasn't at the club last season. Kevin Danso and Mathys Tel have seen their loan moves turned permanent, but Frank will undoubtedly be hoping for more senior additions in the coming weeks and months.

After such a disappointing 2024/2025 season, Tottenham supporters might have been hoping to see a few more bodies already through the door at this stage of the window. Spurs won the Europa League last term despite finishing 17th in the Premier League, meaning they've qualified for the Champions League, so reinforcements will be necessary all over the pitch.

Tottenham Enter Talks to Sign Randal Kolo Muani

Discussions have been 'positive'

According to journalist Aouna, Tottenham have now entered talks to sign Juventus striker Muani. Talks between Tottenham and the £212,000-a-week earner have been described as 'positive', and it looks as though the north London club are starting to make moves in the summer market.

GIVEMESPORT sources have confirmed that Tottenham have also entered talks to sign Bayern Munich midfielder Joao Palhinha. The former Fulham star could be on his way out the door in the coming weeks, and Tottenham could look to take advantage. The additions of Kolo Muani and Palhinha would certainly be a huge boost for Spurs as we edge closer to the season restarting.

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Thomas Frank has guided his Tottenham Hotspur side to a victory in the first-ever north London derby to take place outside of the UK, leaving Hong Kong with a 1-0 victory against Arsenal.

As the first-ever North London derby to take place on foreign soil ensued, the opening 10 minutes presented the fans in Hong Kong with a back-and-forth contest. For Arsenal, chances for Kai Havertz and William Saliba saw the Gunners go close. However, it was Tottenham who had the best opportunity, as Pedro Porro whipped in a corner that came straight off the post, albeit because Micky van de Ven was fouling David Raya, meaning the Spaniard couldn't clear his lines.

An evenly contested fixture continued during the first half, with Arsenal caught offside more often than not as they attempted to probe the Spurs' backline with balls over the top.

Regardless, Thomas Frank's team continued to threaten. Once through Wilson Odobert, whose soft, well-placed effort into the bottom right-hand corner was stopped by the post, and not long after, another corner would hit the woodwork, with Richarlison unable to clear up on the goal line.

With the opening 45 coming to a close, a moment of magic lit up the Kai Tak Sports Park. With Myles Lewis-Skelly on the ball, Frank's side swarmed the youngster, allowing Pape Sarr to claim the ball and lob an unexpected Raya from around 40 yards, and although Arsenal emerged on top after conceding, it wasn't enough to stop Tottenham from leading going into the second half.

Much like the first half was, a very quiet and uneventful second half followed, with little to nothing occurring. Arsenal continued to grow into the game, imposing their physicality on Spurs, but to no avail. However, a real highlight occurred for Mikel Arteta's side in the 77th minute when Viktor Gyokeres came on to make his Arsenal debut, a small win on a frustrating night.

The game continued to frustrate Arsenal, who probed and probed, but a mix of an astute defensive Spurs performance and a lacklustre Gunners attack meant the game ended 1-0 to Thomas Frank's side, a victory in his first north London derby.

Match Highlights

Arsenal Player Ratings

Formation: 4-4-3

GK: David Raya - 5.5

Unable to keep composure for Tottenham's corners and caught off his line for Spurs' opening goal. The Spaniards' long balls were also ineffective.

LB: Myles Lewis-Skelly - 6.5

Caught on the ball for Tottenham's first goal, although it could have been a foul. Recovered well, though.

CB: William Saliba - 6.0

A rare forgettable performance from Arsenal's Rolls-Royce.

CB: Jakub Kiwior - 6.5

He made crucial challenges throughout the game, especially in moments where his focus may have dropped following lots of possession for his side.

RB: Ben White - 6.5

Grew into the game after Wilson Odobert made life difficult in the first half.

DM: Christian Norgaard - 6.0

An unimposing performance by the Dane, who had just 21 touches despite operating in the middle of the park.

DM: Declan Rice - 6.0

Tried to impose his qualities on the game, but was ineffective in doing so.

AM: Martin Odegaard - 7.0

Seems to have recovered from prior seasons' injuries with a much more attacking presence, constantly probing and trying to make things happen.

LW: Gabriel Martinelli - 6.0

Continuing to struggle and unable to light up the left-hand side of the pitch like Arsenal need. However, he came close in the second-half to equalling the scoring.

ST: Kai Havertz - 6.5

Persistent heavy touches and unable to capitalise on the small openings he created, but won his duels well.

RW: Bukayo Saka - 6.5

Unable to impose himself on the game, with his set-pieces leaving much to be desired.

SUB: Martin Zubimendi - 6.5

Nearly made an instant impact with a lovely volley. Proved why he should've started with his cameo.

SUB: Leandro Trossard - N/A

Managed just 18 minutes, but was forced off with an injury.

SUB: Oleksandr Zinchenko - 6.0

Tried to make things happen in the 13 minutes he had on the pitch.

SUB: Viktor Gyokeres - 5.5

Vital minutes into the legs of Arsenal's star man, but an uneventful cameo.

SUB: Max Dowman - 6.5

Continued his run of electric substitute performances. An electric presence who is always looking to do something.

SUB: Cristhian Mosquera - 6.0

Came on and filled in Saliba's space on the right of the defence and didn't look out of place.

SUB: Mikel Merino - 5.5

Continuing to prove his worth is seen better up the field in attacking positions, as opposed to his natural position in midfield.

SUB: Reiss Nelson - N/A

Included due to Trossard's injury, but not enough time to impose himself.

Tottenham Hotspur Player Ratings

Formation: 4-2-3-1GK: Guglielmo Vicario - 6.5

A simple shift for the Italian, who didn't have much to do.

LB: Djed Spence - 7.0

A solid showing for the full-back, who attacked and defended with confidence.

CB: Cristian Romero - 7.0

Kept a clean sheet, with an assured performance. Kept Saka, Havertz and Martinelli quiet.

CB: Micky van de Ven - 7.0

Much like Romero, van de Ven was faultless, with a close effort in the second-half nearly capping off a good performance.

RB: Pedro Porro - 7.0

Attacked well and defended better, made life hard for Martinelli.

DM: Pape Sarr - 7.5 - Player of the Match

Produced a stunning goal, in a game that needed a moment. Otherwise, a very solid shift from the midfielder.

DM: Rodrigo Bentancur - 7.0

Got an early yellow card, but didn't let that slow him down. He was seen all over the pitch, helping Spurs whenever he was needed.

AM: Lucas Bergvall - 6.5

Defended better than he attacked, with impressive success in his duels and tackles.

LW: Mohammad Kudus - 6.0

Did well when he was on the ball, but was limited to just one touch in Arsenal's box.

ST: Richarlison - 6.0

Unable to score from the goal line, in an otherwise quiet performance for the Brazilian.

RW: Wilson Odobert - 7.0

Gave Ben White a rough time in the first half, and came close when he hit the post.

SUB: Brennan Johnson - 6.0

A very quiet performance for one of Spurs' most prolific attackers.

SUB: Kevin Danso - 6.0

Helped maintain his sides clean sheet.

SUB: Mathys Tel - 6.0

Limited to just eight touches, but came on when Tottenham's attacking game was limited.

SUB: Heung-Min Son - 6.0

Had a chance to cross into the box and allow Spurs to double their advantage, but his accuracy was off. A promising run though, proving his legs can still cope with the intensity.

SUB: Yves Bissouma - 6.0

Came on to help his side to victory, and did just that.

SUB: Ben Davies - N/A

Got the clean sheet in Thomas Frank's first north London derby.

SUB: Archie Gray - N/A

Nothing of note to mention in Gray's five-minute showing.

SUB: James Maddison - N/A

Some good minutes into the legs of the Englishman.

Tottenham Hotspur head coach Thomas Frank could still end up winning the race to recruit Hayden Hackney as the Middlesbrough star is tempted to snub the chance to join Ipswich Town in case he is handed an opportunity to head to Hotspur Way in the coming weeks, GIVEMESPORT sources have revealed.

Spurs have not been afraid to splash the cash as preparations are made for a season which will include Champions League action, resulting in Mohammed Kudus completing a £55million switch from rivals West Ham United as they went in search of more creativity in the final third of the pitch.

Although Tottenham were unable to land Morgan Gibbs-White, with the attacking midfielder choosing to pen a club-record contract at Nottingham Forest instead of heading to north London earlier this month, chairman Daniel Levy has given Frank the opportunity to make further alterations to the squad he inherited from predecessor Ange Postecoglou.

Hackney Tempted to Hold Out for Spurs Move

Midfielder has been given green light to hold talks with another side

Hackney is considering waiting for a move to Tottenham despite Middlesbrough accepting an offer from Championship counterparts Ipswich, according to GMS sources, as last season's Europa League winners have continued showing interest and have given indications that they may be prepared to strike a deal.

The Tractor Boys have edged towards fighting off stiff competition for the central midfielder's services as they have been given the green light to discuss personal terms after submitting a £20million bid this week, but it is not guaranteed that he will take advantage of the chance to head to Portman Road.

GMS sources have been informed that Hackney is weighing up his options after his performances during the 2024/25 campaign resulted in Tottenham and fellow Premier League heavyweights Manchester United circling, while he has acknowledged that he is preparing to make a pivotal decision which could define his career.

The European Championships-winning England under-21 international is on course to leave his boyhood club ahead of the new season and, having been described as 'hugely talented' by former Boro boss Michael Carrick, he is tempted to challenge himself in the Premier League if the opportunity arises.

Tottenham have remained in contention to land Hackney as he has doubts over whether heading to Ipswich is the right option, GMS sources have learned, and he is refusing to rush into signing on the dotted line even though Middlesbrough have given him permission to embark on a fresh challenge in Suffolk.

GIVEMESPORT Key Statistic: Hayden Hackney boasted 100 per cent pass accuracy and grabbed an assist after coming on as a substitute when the England under-21 side beat Germany in the European Championships final last month

Hackney Wants Assurances Over Game Time

England under-21 international not interested in being squad player

GMS sources have been told that Hackney is determined to be more than a squad player when he walks away from Middlesbrough, meaning that Frank will have to give assurances over the amount of game time he can expect to secure at Tottenham if he rejects a move to Ipswich.

The 23-year-old has also been wanted overseas, with his current employers turning down a £10million proposal from Porto when the Portuguese giants aimed to recruit him midway through last season, leading to him being desperate to make the right choice when he pinpoints his preferred destination.

Hackney is vying to be central to his next side's plans and is aware that he would be among the first names on the team sheet at Ipswich, GMS sources understand, but he also has a strong desire to maintain an upward momentum in his career and is eager to prove his ambition at the top level.

Tottenham and Manchester United are not the only clubs to have been keen on handing the former Scunthorpe United loanee a route into the Premier League as GMS sources recently revealed that Everton entered the race for his signature after chief David Moyes has been seeking fresh competition in the middle of the park.

All statistics courtesy of Sofascore - correct as of 31/07/2025

Tottenham are among a host of Premier League clubs eyeing a summer move for Al-Hilal striker Aleksandar Mitrovic, according to Fichajes.

The Lilywhites, along with Manchester United and Newcastle, are reportedly monitoring the 30-year-old forward as a potential option up front, having been attracted by Mitrovic’s experience and goal-scoring prowess.

Al-Hilal have set an asking price of around €30m (£26m) for the striker this summer and are ready to make a loss, having signed him from Fulham for £46m two seasons ago.

Mitrovic has been scoring goals for fun at Al-Hilal since joining, netting 68 times in 79 appearances across all competitions.

Tottenham Considering Aleksandar Mitrovic

Among Premier League clubs keen on the 30-year-old

According to Fichajes, Mitrovic is ‘seriously considering’ the possibility of returning to England after two strong seasons in Saudi and would bring significant experience to any top-flight club.

The 30-year-old has previously plied his trade in the Premier League with Fulham and Newcastle, amassing 129 appearances and scoring 38 goals.

Mitrovic is believed to be one of the best-paid players in the world, earning around £416,000 per week at Al-Hilal, where he remains under contract until June 2026.

The ‘monster’ striker finished as the Saudi Pro League’s sixth-highest goalscorer last season with 19, behind the likes of Cristiano Ronaldo, Ivan Toney and Karim Benzema.

GIVEMESPORT Key Statistic: Mitrovic has scored 62 goals in 100 appearances for Serbia.

Tottenham are anticipating a busy end to the summer transfer window, as they are believed to be on the lookout for further reinforcements to Thomas Frank’s squad.

According to reports, the Europa League winners are considering a summer move for Manchester United outcast Alejandro Garnacho, who has been identified as a potential replacement for captain Heung-min Son.

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West Ham United are showing an interest in recruiting Yves Bissouma from Tottenham Hotspur as head coach Graham Potter continues seeking to make adjustments to his options in the middle of the park at the London Stadium, according to Gazzetta dello Sport via Sport Witness.

The Hammers have already done business with their arch-rivals since the summer transfer window opened for business, with Mohammed Kudus being allowed to complete a £55million move to Spurs earlier this month, and they are tempted to hold further negotiations as the new season edges closer.

Potter Considers Attempt to Recruit Bissouma

Hammers would face competition from Italian heavyweights

West Ham are eyeing a shock move to sign Bissouma, according to Italian newspaper Gazzetta dello Sport via Sport Witness, and they are contemplating whether to get involved in a tussle with Serie A heavyweights Juventus by upping the ante and lodging a formal offer for his signature.

The defensive-minded midfielder, who is on a contract which allows him to pocket £100,000-per-week, is facing an uncertain future in his current surroundings and that has resulted in admirers sniffing an opportunity to pounce as the September 1 summer transfer deadline approaches.

Tottenham will find it difficult to command a lucrative fee as Bissouma has entered the final 12 months of his deal, the report suggests, and West Ham are considering him as a potential acquisition after he was described as 'ridiculous' by teammate James Maddison thanks to his ability on the ball.

GIVEMESPORT Key Statistic: Yves Bissouma won eight duels and made six clearances during Tottenham Hotspur's Europa League final victory over Manchester United in May

The Mali international has been on Spurs' books since sealing a switch worth up to £35million from Premier League counterparts Brighton & Hove Albion in June 2022, but there is a possibility that he will fall down the pecking order as new boss Thomas Frank attempts to make his mark.

Juventus have earmarked Bissouma as a low-cost option on the market due to Tottenham's willingness to offload him - the report claims - and West Ham are threatening to go head-to-head with the Italian giants for an agreement as Potter looks to build on the defensive signings of Kyle Walker-Peters and El Hadji Malick Diouf, with the latter costing £19million.

GMS sources recently revealed that the 28-year-old is expected to embark on a fresh challenge as Spurs do not want to run the risk of him walking away as a free agent at the end of the upcoming season, leaving the door ajar for the Hammers to raid their rivals in the coming weeks.

All statistics courtesy of Sofascore - correct as of 30/07/2025

Tottenham Hotspur are ready to pay £60m to sign Bournemouth defender Illia Zabarnyi, despite the Ukrainian international agreeing a five-year deal with Paris Saint-Germain, according to RMC Sport.

It's been a relatively slow start to the summer transfer window for Spurs, who appointed Thomas Frank following the sacking of Ange Postecoglou. Mohammed Kudus has arrived through the door from West Ham United, while any other additions confirmed have only been loan signings being turned permanent, or non-senior reinforcements.

After such a disappointing Premier League campaign last time out, finishing 17th in England's top flight, further reinforcements will be necessary to help Frank build a squad capable of climbing back into the top half. With a new manager comes a new system, so Spurs will have to find players who will fit with what Frank is trying to build at the north London club.

Tottenham Ready to Pay £60m to Hjiack PSG Move

Zabarnyi has agreed a five-year deal with PSG

According to a report from RMC Sport, Tottenham are ready to pay £60m to sign Bournemouth defender Zabarnyi. The Ukrainian centre-back has already agreed a five-year deal with PSG, and he only wants to join the Ligue 1 outfit, but the two clubs are yet to agree a fee. This is where Spurs could swoop in if they are prepared to cough up the cash, but it will depend on whether Zabarnyi would be open to joining Frank's side if a move to PSG falls through.

Zabarnyi, described as 'unbelievable' by Philip Billing, is in demand during the summer transfer window, and it's no surprise considering the performances he produced for the Cherries during the 2024/2025 season. The 22-year-old formed an impressive partnership alongside Dean Huijsen, despite the duo being new to the Premier League and having minimal senior experience, but neither player looked out of place as they flourished under Andoni Iraola.

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Liverpool midfielder Harvey Elliott's future is 'one to watch', with three or four clubs interested, according to Fabrizio Romano, writing in his exclusive GIVEMESPORT newsletter.

Tottenham Hotspur have been linked with a move to sign Elliott this summer, and a departure appears possible considering some of the players Liverpool have brought in over the last few months. Florian Wirtz and Hugo Ekitike have both arrived through the door to bolster Arne Slot's attacking options, meaning Elliott could find regular minutes hard to come by in the 2024/2025 campaign.

It wouldn't be a surprise if Slot was keen to keep Elliott, labelled as 'special' by the EFL, at Anfield due to his versatility and ability, but there's a chance he might want to seek a new challenge to receive regular game time. If a club in the Premier League is willing to make Elliott a guaranteed starter, then it will be interesting to see his stance on a move.

Three or four clubs are keen on the midfielder

Writing in his exclusive GIVEMESPORT newsletter, Romano has confirmed that Elliott's situation at Liverpool is going to be 'one to watch' in the summer transfer window. The respected reporter adds that three of four clubs are interested in signing the England youth international, but no decision has been made on his future just yet...

"It's gonna be one to watch. There's interest from 3-4 clubs for Elliott, and he's assessing options. No decision made yet on his Liverpool future, but an interesting one."

Reports recently emerged that Tottenham are interested in signing Liverpool's Elliott and have made an approach to secure his signature. Spurs are in the market for an attacking midfielder after a deal to sign Nottingham Forest's Morgan Gibbs-White fell through.

Elliott's future seems uncertain as it stands, and it wouldn't be a surprise to see him head through the exit door before the summer transfer window slams shut in September.

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Tottenham Hotspur have been handed a significant boost in their pursuit of Jack Grealish as the Manchester City star has given indications that he would be prepared to relocate to the capital if Hotspur Way recruitment chiefs up the ante in their pursuit, GIVEMESPORT sources have revealed.

Spurs head coach Thomas Frank has been given the opportunity to splash the cash since being appointed as Europa League-winning tactician Ange Postecoglou's successor, leading to Mohammed Kudus completing a £55million switch from West Ham United earlier this month.

But Tottenham have been in the market for further creativity ahead of the transfer window slamming shut on September 1, which resulted in attempting to land Morgan Gibbs-White before he signed a new contract at Nottingham Forest, and Grealish is firmly on their radar as a possible recruit.

Grealish Hands Spurs a Major Boost in Pursuit

England international showing willingness to head to capital

Tottenham target Grealish is interested in sealing a move to London if a realistic opportunity opens up, according to GMS sources, and the funds that came with Champions League qualification have resulted in Frank being ahead of fellow suitors West Ham United in the race for his signature.

Although the winger has been described as 'outstanding' by Manchester City boss Pep Guardiola, he has been weighing up the possibility of embarking on a fresh challenge as it has become clear that he is at serious risk of being deprived of regular game time if he remains at the Etihad Stadium.

GMS sources have been informed that Tottenham have made early enquiries over Grealish, who racked up eight goal involvements over the course of 32 appearances during the 2024/25 campaign, and they have a serious chance of securing his services if they cement their interest with a formal offer.

The England international became the most expensive acquisition in British history when he joined Manchester City in a £100million deal from boyhood club Aston Villa in August 2021, but further big-name arrivals have resulted in him falling down the pecking order in his current surroundings.

Tottenham has been pinpointed as Grealish's most likely destination if he heads to the capital, GMS sources have learned, and his representatives are waiting to discover whether last season's Europa League winners are prepared to head to the negotiating table with a proposal in the coming weeks.

GIVEMESPORT Key Statistic: Jack Grealish was limited to 735 minutes of Premier League action during the 2024/25 campaign

Grealish's Wages Cause Problem for Admirers

Fellow suitors struggling to cover acceptable portion of pay package

GMS sources have been told that Tottenham are ahead of West Ham in the race for Grealish as their more lucrative budget means they have a better chance of finding a way to cover an acceptable portion of his wages if they attempt to lure him away from domestic counterparts Manchester City on loan.

The 29-year-old is on a contract which allows him to pocket £300,000-per-week, a figure the Hammers cannot get close to matching as they go in search of reinforcements, and Spurs are contemplating whether to hand him an exit route from the Etihad Stadium as they prepare for the new season.

Grealish is also open-minded about joining Everton after they have been showing the most interest in him at this stage, GMS sources understand, but he has shown that he is keen to move onto pastures new in the capital and that has given Tottenham fresh optimism in their recruitment drive.

GMS sources recently revealed that Manchester City's initial preference was to offload the three-time Premier League champion before they returned for pre-season, highlighting that he is on the market, and the door has been left ajar for Spurs to make their move before their Super Cup clash with Paris Saint-Germain.

All statistics courtesy of Sofascore - correct as of 29/07/2025

Tottenham Hotspur are now eyeing a move to sign Manchester United star Alejandro Garnacho this summer to replace captain Heung-Min Son, according to TBR Football.

New manager Thomas Frank was dealt a blow in his quest to rebuild the squad after the club agreed to trigger Gibbs-White's £60m release clause, before Nottingham Forest stepped in with a legal challenge and eventually convinced the player to sign a new contract.

Now the Lilywhites are being forced to look at alternative options for the attacking midfield positions, with Argentina winger Garnacho emerging as a real option.

Tottenham Eyeing Garnacho Move

Garnacho, who has been described as "phenomenal", is expected to leave Man Utd this summer after a public fall-out with manager Ruben Amorim, with INEOS looking to cash in to help raise funds for other transfer business.

While Gibbs-White plays more as a number ten and Garnacho plays as a winger, both players are likely to cost in the region of around £60m and that means the north London club could instead pivot and put the funds towards signing the Old Trafford youngster.

Spurs are also expecting captain Heung-Min Son to move on this summer, with GMS sources understanding that a deal to see him join LA FC is advanced, and Garnacho could instead come in to replace him on the left-wing.

The north London club will also face competition from the likes of Aston Villa and Chelsea for his signature, with the player prioritising a move to stay in the Premier League over options aborad.

Bundesliga champions Bayern Munich have already made an approach to Man Utd to find out what it would take to get a deal done, but the player's preference of remaining in England is likely to be a big hurdle to any deal, and Bayern have just completed a move to sign Liverpool star Luis Diaz.

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Tottenham Hotspur winger Mikey Moore is set to undergo a medical at Rangers within the next 48 hours, ahead of a season-long loan move to the Scottish Premiership club.

The 17-year-old - who has been described as 'outstanding' by scout Jacek Kulig - is widely considered one of the most exciting young talents to emerge from Spurs’ academy and enjoyed a genuine breakthrough season in 2024/25, making 19 senior appearances across all competitions.

His rise to first-team involvement has attracted attention from Birmingham City, West Bromwich Albion, Charlton Athletic and Coventry City, but Rangers have emerged as the preferred destination.

Spurs Had Initial Concerns Over Moore's Exit

Productive conversations resulted in U-turn being made

An agreement between Rangers and Tottenham is already in place, with Moore expected to return to north London next summer. Sources have told GIVEMESPORT that Spurs were initially hesitant to let the teenager leave, but after productive conversations involving senior staff at both clubs, all parties agreed that consistent senior football is the right next step.

Rangers manager Russell Martin and technical performance director Dan Purdy played key roles in facilitating the move. Martin has long admired Moore’s profile and sees him as someone who can contribute immediately. He also has a strong track record of developing young players, having overseen Tyler Dibling’s emergence at Southampton.

Moore made headlines in January when he scored his first senior goal for Tottenham in a 3-0 UEFA Europa League win over Swedish side Elfsborg. That result was one of many to lay the foundation for Spurs' successful continental campaign, which ended with them lifting the trophy. It was a major moment for the teenager, who impressed coaches and supporters with his composure on the European stage.

Predominantly a left-winger, Moore is also comfortable playing on the right or through the middle. He is known for his acceleration, close control and movement in the final third. Highly regarded within the England youth set-up, he has represented his country at multiple age levels and continues to be seen as a player with strong international potential.

GIVEMESPORT Key Statistic: Mikey Moore was handed 310 minutes of action during Tottenham Hotspur's triumphant 2024/25 Europa League campaign

Son Also Edging Towards Making Departure

North Londoners' captain moves closer to heading to United States

It’s the latest imminent departure from Tottenham after Ben Jacobs and Tom Bogert revealed on GMS that Los Angeles FC are advancing in talks to sign captain Son Heung-min.

In contrast to Son, who is in the final year of his contract, Moore's move to Rangers is temporary and not just about playing time. It is about exposing him to an environment where pressure, expectation and the demand for results will push his development further. An official announcement is expected later this week, pending the successful completion of the medical.

There is no option to buy included in the deal. Tottenham remain fully committed to Moore’s long-term future and view this loan as a key step in preparing him for consistent Premier League involvement. Thomas Frank and his coaching staff are tracking his progress closely and believe Moore has the potential to make a first-team impact in the near future.

The switch represents a positive step for all sides. For Moore, it is a chance to grow in a high-pressure environment. For Rangers, it is the addition of one of English football’s brightest young attacking talents. And for Tottenham, it is an investment in a player they firmly believe can play a major role in their future.

All statistics courtesy of Sofascore - correct as of 29/07/2025