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Danny Rohl says Rangers are in talks with Tottenham Hotspur over extending Mikey Moore’s stay at Ibrox following the winger’s man-of-the-match display in their 4-1 victory over Aberdeen.

Moore was the star of the show as Rangers returned to winning ways in the Scottish Premiership on Saturday, scoring their second goal with a terrific finish.

The 18-year-old received a standing ovation from the Ibrox crowd when he was eventually substituted by Rohl late on.

The German manager was asked about Moore’s future in his post-match press conference and had some positive indications to share.

Rangers Want to Keep Mikey Moore

Rohl was questioned about Rangers supporters wanting Moore to stay beyond this season and revealed the club are in ongoing conversations over the 18-year-old’s future at Ibrox:

“I think conversations are always there, but we know when Mikey performed like this, you can see Mikey enjoys playing for Rangers. The fans love him, I like him, he's a key player.

“I think there's a lot of good things where we could go again together, but we know he's still not our player, let's work in the next couple of weeks in all those directions.”

Moore scored his sixth goal of the Premiership campaign on Saturday, his third in the last seven games.

The ‘brilliant’ 18-year-old forward has been heavily trusted by Rohl in recent weeks, starting all of Rangers’ last seven league matches and helping them maintain their unbeaten run.

The Ibrox side last lost a league game in December, when they fell 2-1 to league leaders Hearts, who remain top of the table following Saturday’s action.

Three points off the top, Rangers face Dundee United at home after the international break on Saturday 4 April.

Rangers Keen on Elijah Just

Amid their ongoing battle for the Premiership title, Rangers are already planning for next season and have earmarked Motherwell playmaker Elijah Just as a potential target.

The Ibrox side are considering a summer pursuit of the New Zealand star following his impressive league campaign under manager Jens Berthen Askou.

Just has been one of the driving forces behind Motherwell’s strong season, scoring seven goals and providing seven assists in 28 league appearances.

Tottenham Hotspur are interested in signing Juventus striker Jonathan David this summer, according to reports.

The North London side are reportedly looking to bring in a new central forward after the season and have earmarked the Canada international as a potential target.

David only joined Juventus last summer but has largely struggled to establish himself as a regular starter for the Serie A giants this season, scoring just seven goals in 39 appearances across all competitions.

Tottenham previously looked at signing David following his impressive campaign with Lille last season, when he scored 25 goals in 49 games.

Tottenham Keen on Jonathan David

According to journalist Pete O’Rourke, Tottenham are among the clubs monitoring David ahead of the summer, when they could move to bring in a new striker.

Spurs are likely seeking a replacement for Randal Kolo Muani, who is set to return to Paris Saint-Germain once his loan finishes.

While Dominic Solanke, who became their record signing in the summer of 2024, remains their first-choice striker, the England international has struggled with injuries since joining.

The 28-year-old made only 27 league appearances in his first season in north London, and another 11 so far this term, after missing four months with an ankle setback.

Since returning in mid-January, Solanke has scored three times in nine Premier League appearances, with Spurs failing to win any of those games.

David, meanwhile, has also struggled this season, scoring just five goals in 28 Serie A appearances for Juventus.

The 'outstanding' Canada international added another two goals in the Champions League, where Juventus were eliminated in the first knockout round.

Tottenham Outline Igor Tudor Plan

Tottenham are set to part ways with manager Igor Tudor at the end of the season, with two managers already identified as potential replacements.

Speaking on GIVEMESPORT’s Market Madness podcast, journalist Fabrizio Romano revealed that Spurs have already decided on Tudor’s future and are targeting Roberto De Zerbi and Mauricio Pochettino as successors.

De Zerbi is available after leaving his role at Marseille earlier this year, while Pochettino is managing the United States at their home World Cup this summer.

The Argentine previously spent five years at Tottenham from 2014 to 2019, leading the club to the Champions League final in his final full season in charge.

Tottenham Hotspur's hunt for a new manager may have just taken a fresh twist after a brand new candidate emerged in the running.

Spurs have had a season to forget and currently sit just one point above the relegation zone ahead of their clash against Nottingham Forest on Sunday, while they were eliminated from the Champions League in midweek following a 7-5 aggregate defeat to Atletico Madrid.

But despite the uncertainty around what division they'll be playing in next season, the club must also plan for bringing in a new manager, and they should now be prioritising a move for a manager who will now be available once the season comes to an end.

Tottenham Must Move for Valverde

News emerged on Friday that Athletic Club de Bilbao boss Ernesto Valverde will be departing the club this summer in search of a new challenge, and that should be the news that sparks Spurs into life in their hunt for a new manager.

The Spaniard has had a storied career, winning five league titles across spells at Olympiacos and Barcelona, where he managed the likes of Lionel Messi, Ousmane Dembele, Luis Suarez, Andres Iniesta, and Ivan Rakitic.

There he showed a sensational adaptability with his squads, as well as an attacking style of play that won plenty over, and it would make him the perfect fit for the Premier League. Pep Guardiola has previously labelled him 'spectacular', which shows how highly rated he is.

Another candidate, Andoni Iraola, has revealed that Valverde is his main reference when it comes to coaching, and considering there is interest from Spurs in the Bournemouth coach, that should tell them that Valverde must also be considered.

Forget De Zerbi: Valverde is the Man

Fabrizio Romano has previously reported that Roberto De Zerbi is considered the 'dream appointment' for Spurs, while Mauricio Pochettino is also highly thought of in north London.

But if Spurs are serious about getting back among the top clubs in the country and turning their situation around, they must make a move to bring Valverde into the club and turn their fortunes around.

With a potential free run to bring the 62-year-old to the Premier League this summer, it could be a masterstroke from Vinai Vinkatesham and Johan Lange that nobody would have seen coming, and results would undoubtedly see a huge upturn almost immediately, while the future of the club would also be in safe hands.

Sealing Premier League football must be the priority for everyone at the club, but getting an agreement in place early should that happen shouldn't be far behind.

Manchester United are eyeing a cut-price move to sign Tottenham Hotspur star Archie Gray if they are relegated from the Premier League, according to Sports Boom.

The Red Devils are pushing to secure a return to the Champions League next season, and currently sit third in the table, seven points ahead of sixth-placed Chelsea, who will face off against Everton on Saturday evening looking to close that gap. Tottenham, on the other hand, currently sit just one point above the relegation zone following a nightmare campaign, and face a huge relegation six-pointer against Nottingham Forest on Sunday to save their status as a top-flight club.

But should Spurs find themselves in the Championship next season, it has now emerged that Man Utd are eyeing a move to sign one impressive starlet from their rivals on the cheap.

Man Utd Eyeing Cut-Price Gray Deal

Gray, who has been described as 'phenomenal', has been one of the standout performers for the north London club this season, playing in a variety of positions and showing his quality despite being just 20 years old.

Man Utd have a long-standing interest in the youngster, but found a deal hard to do in 2024 as he was playing for their fierce rivals Leeds United, with a long family connection making matters even more difficult.

However, the club are now hopeful that should Tottenham suffer the unthinkable and be relegated, the England youth international could become more open to a move to Old Trafford, and they are now eyeing a deal worth around £55m to bring him in - much lower than the value Spurs would place on him if they were still in the Premier League.

However, according to the report, Gray has given his assurances to Spurs that he won't look to depart in the summer, even if the club are relegated, as he sees his long-term future with them.

Real Madrid and Bayern Munich are also understood to be showing an interest in Gray, meaning Man Utd won't be alone in their quest to bring him in should he become available.

Gray Would Be Perfect Man Utd Signing

Man Utd are keen to bring in new midfield options this summer, and while they will need experience with Casemiro departing at the end of his contract, they also need quality, and Gray has that in abundance.

Able to play across the back four as well as in central midfield, the talented Englishman would represent the type of signing that United made on a regular basis during their more successful period - top youngsters who can make an immediate impact and also grow into certified leaders in the first-team.

It won't be an easy deal to do, but Gray is the perfect profile for United to target, and it's certainly a deal they should look to do if there's any chance.

Tottenham fans will be excited by the prospect of Luka Vuskovic returning to the club after his loan spell at Hamburg, but he's not the only player out on loan who has enjoyed a strong season.

There's little for Spurs fans to be excited about at the moment as they prepare for a crucial clash against Nottingham Forest in the Premier League, a game that could be vital in the fight to avoid relegation for both clubs.

With Tottenham building a young squad, their supporters do have the potential to look forward to some of their talents making an impact at senior level next season. The likes of Vuskovic out on loan, and Archie Gray and Mathys Tel, who remain at the club, could go to the next level at Tottenham as they gain more experience, and the 2026/2027 campaign could be an exciting one.

Tottenham Have Another Star Out on Loan

There has been plenty of talk about Vuskovic at Tottenham, and it's no surprise considering he's flourishing in the Bundesliga at the age of 19.

Another player who is enjoying an impressive season is Alfie Devine, who has now provided 10 goals and assists combined in the Championship from just 28 starts.

The 21-year-old ran from his own half, driving forward with power before dispatching into the back of the net against Stoke on Friday night.

Devine went on to grab a brace, scoring a 'delightful' chip to double Preston's lead.

Due to the impressive season of Vuskovic, there has not been a lot of discourse surrounding Devine, but he's another player who is flourishing out on loan.

Tottenham Have a Bright Future

Although Tottenham are struggling at the moment, and their supporters might not see the light at the end of the tunnel, they are setting themselves up for an exciting future, if they remain in the Premier League heading into the 2026/2027 campaign.

Their squad is flooded with young talent, including Devine, Vuskovic, Gray, Tel, Lucas Bergvall, Souza, and many, many more.

It will, of course, take time for all of these players to develop into Premier League-level talent, but if Spurs remain patient with the current crop they have, it could be a bright future for the north London club.

Barcelona have shown an interest in signing Tottenham defender Micky van de Ven, but according to reports, they could make a move to sign Luka Vuskovic instead.

There could be a fire sale coming at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium in the summer if they are relegated from the Premier League, with a host of their stars unlikely to want to play in the Championship.

Even if Spurs manage to avoid relegation this season, we could still see many players head through the exit door, as the north London club are likely to be without European football.

Avoiding relegation will be imperative for Tottenham for multiple reasons, including keeping some of their stars, but there's still no guarantee they are able to convince some of their players to remain with the club.

Barcelona Eyeing Tottenham Youngster

According to reports, Barcelona could ditch their pursuit of Tottenham defender van de Ven ahead of the summer transfer window, despite the La Liga giants pushing to sign a centre-back later this year.

Instead, Barcelona could make a move to sign Tottenham youngster Vuskovic, who has impressed out on loan at Hamburg so far this season.

Vuskovic has enjoyed a strong season in the Bundesliga, scoring five times while playing 23 games, despite being just 19 years old.

His performances have attracted the interest of a host of clubs around Europe, and Barcelona could be one of those to make a move in the summer transfer window.

Tottenham Need to Keep Vuskovic

Considering Vuskovic is already performing to a high level at the age of 19 in one of the best leagues in Europe, there's no doubt he could make an impact with Tottenham next season.

Spurs signed him for just £12m, and there's little reason for them to consider offloading him when the summer transfer window opens.

The likes of Mathys Tel and Archie Gray, two of Tottenham's youngest players, have been some of their best performers in recent weeks, and Spurs need to show faith in young talent who are clearly ready to perform in the Premier League.

Vuskovic is clearly one of them, and after a season in the Bundesliga, he will be more than ready to perform in England.

Why Vuskovic Over Van de Ven?

GIVEMESPORT asked ChatGPT why Barcelona might look to target Vuskovic over van de Ven in the summer.

Here’s a concise, grounded explanation of why FC Barcelona might target Luka Vuskovic over Micky van de Ven this summer:

Youth and Ceiling: Vuskovic is a teenager with exceptional long-term potential — technically gifted, commanding in the air, and already performing at a high level on loan in the Bundesliga. This upside appeals to Barca’s model of integrating young stars rather than short-term fixes.

Cost and Value: As a younger, less established name than Van de Ven, Vuskovic likely represents better future resale value and a cheaper transfer relative to projected peak ability.

Long-term Project Fit: Barca may prioritise building a youthful defensive core rather than paying a premium for Van de Ven, who is more established but perceived as less of a generational talent.

Barcelona’s Changing Priorities: Recent reports suggest Barca are considering shifting interest from Van de Ven to Vuskovic due to the young Croatian’s breakout season and long-term suitability.

In short, it’s about potential, developmental fit and financial strategy rather than current performance alone.

Tottenham Hotspur have their eyes on two managers with their Igor Tudor exit plan 'already clear', according to GIVEMESPORT senior reporter Fabrizio Romano.

Following four straight losses in his opening four matches in charge after replacing Thomas Frank, Tudor was already on the verge of the sack at Tottenham ahead of their visit to Liverpool last weekend.

GIVEMESPORT sources revealed that the 47-year-old had already alienated 'several' Spurs players following a disastrous run of results that left them just one point above the Premier League relegation zone.

They performed for their manager at Anfield as the north London outfit took a point back to the capital, before they beat Atletico Madrid 3-2 in the second leg of their Champions League last-16 tie at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium in midweek.

That has given Tudor some breathing space ahead of the crucial league clash at home to Nottingham Forest, who are one point behind them in the table, on Sunday.

A loss against Forest would likely see Tudor's position come under serious threat, with that result having the potential to leave them in the bottom three.

Tottenham's Igor Tudor Plan 'Already Clear'

According to Romano, speaking on the latest episode of GIVEMESPORT's Market Madness podcast on Thursday afternoon, Tottenham have already decided that Tudor will be leaving the club.

Whether that is in the summer or sooner may be dictated by what happens on the pitch but regardless, the Croat will not be Spurs manager next season.

Tottenham senior officials already have their eyes on two managers to replace Tudor, but both of them are appointments that would be more likely in the summer than now - Mauricio Pochettino and Roberto De Zerbi.

Spurs wanted De Zerbi now but he wanted to take his next job in the summer, while Pochettino is managing the USA at their home World Cup this summer.

Explaining the latest on the situation on Market Madness, Romano said:

"He's not going to be there [next season]. I think in any case, it's already clear, and it was communicated to Tudor at the beginning of this new chapter.

"Then in terms of permanent manager, I maintain two names they really appreciate. One is Roberto De Zerbi. They already wanted De Zerbi to be their permanent manager now for the final months of the season, but he doesn't want to take the job now, as he just left Olympique Marseille, and he wants to prepare his next move in the summer.

"The other name is obviously Mauricio Pochettino, but obviously he's now busy with the USA men's national team. So let's see what's going to happen from now to the World Cup. These two names are, for sure, very high on Tottenham's shortlist, but it's going to be a process.

"Obviously, to stay in the Premier League is going to be crucial in order to attract important managers."

Who Could Tottenham Target if They Want to Make Change Now?

Spurs won't have an abundance of options and managers willing to take the job on a short-term basis at this late stage of the season.

One option available to them is Ryan Mason, who is currently unemployed having left West Bromwich Albion earlier in the season, and has done the job in a similar role twice before.

The likes of Harry Redknapp and Tim Sherwood have also thrown their names forward but have been out of the management game for a long time.

Robbie Keane is another option who features on Tottenham's shortlist, as revealed by GMS sources, but it would depend on him green-lighting a contract until the end of the season, which is Spurs' preference.

Tottenham duo Rodrigo Bentancur and Dejan Kulusevski have been unavailable since Igor Tudor joined the club, and journalist Alasdair Gold has shared an update on their fitness ahead of their crucial game against Nottingham Forest.

Speaking on Kulusevski, Gold suggested that the moment Kulusevski doesn't feel pain in his knee is the moment that everything can start moving forward. The respected journalist was unable to give a timeframe, hinting that we could see him return completely out of the blue.

"The moment Kulusevski doesn't feel pain in his knee is the moment that everything can start moving forward. And I'm guessing they will be so reluctant to push him to cause any further issues in what was such a complicated injury. It's not like any of the other injuries that you can kind of easily put a prognosis on a return date and everything that we normally see in football. It is so different, and yeah, unfortunately, it's just one of those where we'll see when he comes back, and there's no kind of way we can really estimate it. It's just going to be a sudden thing."

Graham Potter also recently shared an update, suggesting that his recovery isn't going as quickly as he would have hoped, and he's not been called up to the latest Sweden squad.

It feels like there is every chance we won't see Kulusevski again this season, but at the same time, a return before the end of the campaign wouldn't be a huge surprise.

Gold has also shared an update on Spurs midfielder Bentancur. Gold has confirmed that Bentancur should be ready to return towards the end of March, but ready for games at the end of April, with the journalist confirming comments from his fitness coach, claiming that he was always told the end of April.

"He's already returned to field-based work and they're reintroducing football-specific movements. under the current timeline he should technically be ready by the end of March, but not returning to competitive matches. That's more realistically towards the end of April. I think we were always told April, so that kind of makes sense."

It's not good news for Spurs supporters who might have been hoping to see them return to action soon, and they'll certainly be ruled out for the clash against Nottingham Forest.

Tottenham are in the market for a new manager ahead of the summer, and they've now reportedly made contact with a coach who would likely get the best out of Archie Gray and Xavi Simons.

Igor Tudor was appointed to replace Thomas Frank a few weeks ago, and it's been a mixed start from the former Juventus manager. After suffering four defeats on the bounce, Spurs bounced back with an impressive 1-1 draw against Liverpool in the Premier League.

Tottenham then faced Atletico Madrid in the second leg of their Champions League tie, and although they were eliminated, they won the game on the night, and it was a much-improved performance, giving them hope ahead of the relegation battle.

Tudor is only on a deal until the end of the season, meaning Spurs will be working on bringing in a replacement for next term.

According to reports, Tottenham have made contact with Hutter to discover his availability ahead of the summer, with the former Monaco manager an option to replace Tudor later this year.

Hutter has joined multiple managers on Spurs' shortlist, with GIVEMESPORT sources confirming that Roberto De Zerbi and Mauricio Pochettino are also options for the north London club.

Hutter, described as 'sensational' by Barcelona boss Hansi Flick, is currently out of work after leaving Monaco, so it should be a straightforward appointment if he's keen on making the move to the Premier League.

The 56-year-old has enjoyed an impressive career, winning Bundesliga Manager of the Year twice, and his style of play could be perfect for some of Spurs' current stars.

Gray and Xavi Will Love Hutter

Hutter's style of play is built on exciting and attacking football when it comes to his sides in possession. Hutter loves to get as many players forward as possible, which could suit both Simons and Gray.

Simons hasn't hit the heights expected of him during his time at Spurs, but he's entered a difficult environment. Playing under Hutter will benefit him immensely, giving him more freedom to get into advanced positions, while also having more team-mates playing higher up the pitch to fully utilise his creativity.

Hutter loves his side to play a high-pressing, intense style off the ball, which could suit Gray, while the former Leeds man could benefit in terms of getting further up the pitch to score goals.

Igor Tudor headed straight down the tunnel after Tottenham Hotspur were knocked out of the Champions League following a 7-5 aggregate defeat to Atletico Madrid, The Athletic journalist Jay Harris has revealed.

The Croatian reportedly left immediately after the final whistle in Tottenham’s second leg in the round of 16, despite the 3-2 victory, their first under Tudor.

Goals from Randal Kolo Muani and Mathys Tel saw Spurs secure a deserved win on Wednesday night, but they failed to overturn a three-goal deficit, after a 5-2 defeat in the first leg.

Tudor’s side have finally offered encouragement ahead of a crucial run of fixtures in the Premier League and drew applause from the home supporters at the final whistle.

Igor Tudor Secures First Tottenham Win

Harris, writing on X, revealed that Tudor was seen heading straight down the tunnel after securing his first win as Tottenham boss on Wednesday:

The Croatian’s future has been a major subject of speculation going into his last two games, in which Spurs have managed to avoid defeat.

The Lilywhites drew 1-1 with Liverpool at Anfield on Sunday and secured a narrow 3-2 win over Atletico, with Xavi Simons’ injury-time penalty proving decisive.

Spurs will now turn their attention to Sunday’s league meeting with fellow strugglers Nottingham Forest, who are only one point behind them in the table.

Tudor Praises Archie Gray

Tudor was full of praise for Archie Gray following his standout display in the 3-2 win over Atletico, after the midfielder registered an assist for Simons’ goal in the second half. The Croatian said:

“He's a guy, you know the positions he plays everywhere, so probably this position in the middle is, I believe, the best one for him, but he's playing continually in the right way, in a good way.

“It's a mix of quality, physically and mentally, to always make the right choices and be humble and have legs to do so.

“He needs to continue this, he's still young, so every day he needs a new confirmation. Together with Pape, I see them very well, there's a quality between these two players. The last two games, they really made a difference.”

Gray stood out as the star performer on Wednesday night as he did a remarkable job controlling proceedings, playing two key passes, completing 38/43 passes and 2/3 long balls.

Cristian Romero Likely to Leave Spurs

Tottenham defender Cristian Romero is likely to leave the club regardless of their Premier League status next season.

As GIVEMESPORT senior correspondent Ben Jacobs revealed earlier, the Argentine could explore his options this summer amid long-standing interest from Atletico Madrid.

Romero also has suitors in Turkey and Saudi Arabia, while Serie A giants Roma have submitted an enquiry as well.