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Tottenham’s Mikey Moore has opened his account in front of the goal for Rangers, and he did so with a beautiful goal.

There was a lot expected of the 18-year-old when he made the switch to the Scottish side, but things did not go according to plan for the teenager in his first two months at the club.

There were reports that Moore was unhappy with his role in Russel Martin’s system, but the Spurs academy graduate has found a new lease of life since Martin was replaced by Danny Rohl a few weeks ago.

Moore was praised for his ‘electric’ and ‘phenomenal’ performance against Celtic in the Scottish League Cup final last week, and he has now continued his good form away at Dundee FC.

Watch Tottenham youngster Mikey Moore’s goal against Dundee FC

Moore got 66 minutes under his belt away at Dundee FC, and the teenager made a decisive contribution in the game.

The on-loan Tottenham Hotspur man, who had two assists already to his name this season, scored his first goal for the Scottish club to double their lead in 14 minutes.

Moore started the move by receiving the ball deep and playing it around the corner to a teammate, before continuing his run, picking the ball up on the edge of the box and finishing expertly.

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Watch the goal below:

Moore has already won over the Rangers fans

The teenage attacker may not have done as well as he had hoped to so far during his time at Ibrox, but his class has been clear to see.

Rangers fans have already taken to Moore in a big way, and many have been calling for him to be used as a number ten.

The Spurs academy graduate has now made himself a fixture in Rohl’s starting eleven, and he will hope to go from strength to strength over the coming weeks and months.

Tottenham Hotspur have begun work on signing a highly-rated Premier League winger in January, but they face competition from a rival.

The left-wing role has been a problem area for Spurs this summer, and it has been reported that Tottenham are exploring entering the market for a wide-forward in January.

It was first revealed by Sky Sports reporter Florian Plettenberg last month that Spurs may turn to a Brentford winger to solve their problem after his impressive displays so far this term.

The player in question is Kevin Schade, who has earned a call-up to the German national side on the back of his performances at the Gtech Community Stadium this term.

Fabio Paratici has started working on bringing Kevin Schade to Tottenham

Journalist Mark Brus has now reported on CaughtOffside that Spurs are ‘already working behind the scenes’ on a January deal for the 23-year-old.

He says that the former Freiburg man could be the next player to leave the West London club following the sales of Bryan Mbeumo and Yaone Wissa in the summer.

In fact, it is alleged that Fabio Paratici has started preparations to reunite Kevin Schade with Thomas Frank at Tottenham in the upcoming transfer window

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Schade is thought to be seen as the ‘perfect profile’ for Spurs and the fact that he already knows Frank’s system well is seen as a positive at the North London club.

Spurs face competition for Schade’s signature

Mark Brus reveals that Aston Villa are also keen on securing the Bees star’s signature and will offer competition to Tottenham.

The journalist adds that it is unclear which project Schade will be more attracted to, pointing out that while Spurs can offer him Champions League football, Unai Emery’s men have been more consistent in the Premier League over the last two years.

Kevin Danso believes that Tottenham Hotspur have shown that one prevalent media narrative about them is untrue.

Over the past few weeks, Thomas Frank has discovered that the media scrutiny and the expectations at Tottenham Hotspur are very different to what he experienced at Brentford.

While performances like the one the Lilywhites have delivered this season, especially at home, may have been brushed under the carpet at the Gtech Community Stadium, that has not been the case at N17.

Spurs’ recent displays have been likened to those of a League Two side, with the Dane finding it difficult to shake off the tag of being a defensive manager.

Kevin Danso says Tottenham are not reliant on set pieces to score goals

Some pundits have said that Spurs are struggling for an identity under Frank, and are too reliant on set pieces to score goals.

However, Danso insisted that while Tottenham do work hard on set-pieces, they have shown that they are more than capable of scoring goals in open play.

When asked about the idea that the Lilywhites are over-reliant on set-pieces, the Austrian told The Standard: “Under the new manager with attention to details, we’ve shown we’re really strong in set pieces this season compared to other seasons maybe.

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“But we showed on Tuesday we’re not just a set-piece team. We can score goals in different ways. We want to be good at all aspects of the game. That’s the goal. You never know on the day what you might need to win the game.

“I mean, it’s not us that creates the narrative. We just want to go out and win the game. Sometimes it is through a set piece that you edge the game or open the scoring. Sometimes free-flowing football will win you the game. Our goal with the manager is to be as effective as we can on all fronts.”

Danso reveals what Frank is like behind the scenes at Spurs

Despite the harsh criticism that he has come his way, the Tottenham head coach has remained quite calm in his press conferences and has not reacted the way some of his predecessors have.

Frank is confident that Spurs will click into gear going forward in due course, and Danso has now explained that the 52-year-old is not one to lose his temper behind the scenes.

When asked about the former Brentford boss’ day-to-day demeanour, the centre-back said: “Generally relaxed and chilled. There’s one thing he says that I’ve really taken on board: ‘It’s not always as bad as you think, but it’s not always as good as you think it is’.”

“Is he still capable of an angry half-time or post-match team talk? I haven’t seen it yet, if that’s the case! Always level-headed. That does a lot of good for the team.”

Tottenham Hotspur have set their sights on a versatile La Liga attacker, and a January sale of the player is very much on the cards.

While Spurs have been solid defensively this season, it is their attack that has misfired, with the Lilywhites struggling to create chances with regularity.

Tottenham have been accused of being over-reliant on Mohammed Kudus in attack, and in order to solve that problem, the Lilywhites are thought to be keen on signing another top-class wide-forward.

It was reported back in September that Spurs may turn their attention to a 27-year-old La Liga winger after Savinho decided against leaving Man City in January.

Tottenham are showing a keen interest in Sevilla star Ruben Vargas

The player in question is Sevilla’s Ruben Vargas, who has impressed since arriving from FC Augsburg in January of this year, and a new update has backed up Tottenham’s interest in the player.

Orgullo Biri now claim that Vargas, who has scored four goals and provided five assists in 22 outings for Sevilla, is seen as a ‘perfect fit’ for Spurs.

The Lilywhites value the Switzerland international’s ability to play on the right wing and as a number ten, and they see him as someone who can ‘inject dynamism’ to the attack.

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Thomas Frank’s men are showing ‘intense interest’ in the 27-year-old, which Sevilla are aware of.

What fee do Sevilla want for Ruben Vargas?

Orgullo Biri explain that despite Vargas impressive performances this season, Sevilla do not consider him ‘untouchable’.

This is because of the club’s poor financial situation, with the La Liga side needing to sell players to raise funds in January.

A new report from Italy has shed light on recent developments over Dusan Vlahovic’s future and the big step Tottenham have to take to land the Juventus star in January.

Over the last two months, no player has been more heavily linked with a move to the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium than the Serbian international.

Several Italian outlets have named Tottenham as Vlahovic’s most likely destination in January, with some sources suggesting that Spurs can land the Juventus striker for just £13m.

However, it was pointed out by journalist Dean Jones last week that the change in management at Juventus may put Vlahovic’s departure in doubt, and a reliable Italian publication has now provided an update on the matter.

Main concern Juventus have about Dusan Vlahovic as Tottenham circle

It has now been revealed in Gazzetta dello Sport that Luciano Spalletti’s arrival at the Allianz Stadium has indeed ignited hope that the 25-year-old could stay.

In fact, Vlahovic started for Juventus in their Champions League clash against Sporting Lisbon on Wednesday and found the back of the net, while he also impressed against Cremonese last weekend.

However, the report explains that the main concern at the Binaconeri about the centre-forward is financial.

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Vlahovic is currently on a massive €12m (£10.5m) per season contract at Juve, and his wages are said to be weighing heavily on the Serie A giants’ accounts.

What Spurs need to offer Vlahovic to convince him to join

Gazzetta say that Tottenham are not alone in their admiration of the striker, with Bayern Munich and Barcelona also keeping an eye on his situation.

The outlet claims that Vlahovic’s decision could ultimately depend on how his relationship with Spalletti develops over the next two months.

One experienced Tottenham star’s future at the club hangs in the balance ahead of the January transfer window, as transfer priorities are set.

Given the injuries that Tottenham have had this season, one senior Spurs man had a great opportunity to make himself undroppable, but he has failed to deliver.

Even though Richarlison has six goal contributions in 10 Premier League games this term, the numbers do not tell the full story, with his form tailing off completely after a good start to the campaign.

This has led to speculation that Tottenham could cash in on Richarlison in January, and it has now been revealed that there is no shortage of interest in the striker.

Tottenham highlight three positions to strengthen in 2026

Over the last few weeks, some outlets have said that Spurs will wait until next summer to cash in on Richarlison, insisting that the Lilywhites will not consider a sale mid-season.

However, journalist Graeme Bailey has now claimed that the North Londoners will be open to offloading the 28-year-old in January as long as they bring another striker through the door.

Bailey told TBR Football: “There is interest in Richarlison — he decided not to leave last summer, as he focused on game time for Tottenham and winning his spot in the Brazilian squad. Thomas Frank likes the player, and he has six goal contributions in six league starts — showing he is capable of operating in Frank’s style.

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“Tottenham are looking at new strikers, but whether it happens in January remains to be seen. We believe the left wing and centre-back positions to be priorities at this point, but very much next summer [they could sign a striker].

“As it stands, Tottenham are not convinced by their current options, both Richarlison and Dominic Solanke, and we are yet to see if Randal Kolo Muani will be their answer. But I am told Tottenham are still in that place of assessing their squad and the forward line is a big part of that.”

Richarlison could return to his former club in January

It has been reported by some publications that Everton are considering re-signing Richarlison, three-and-a-half years after selling him to Spurs for £60m.

Last week, TEAMtalk claimed that Richarlison would jump at the chance to return to the Toffees if David Moyes’ men made a move for him in January.

The report added that the Brazilian still feels loved by the Everton supporters but explained that the Merseyside club are yet to make a final decision on whether to push ahead with a move for the Tottenham man.

Tottenham Hotspur are plotting a move for Inter Milan star Yann Bisseck, and a new report has shed light on the fee that the Nerazzuri will demand for the player in January.

It has been widely reported over the last month that Spurs are working to add a centre-back to their squad in the January window, given the fitness record of Micky van de Ven and Cristian Romero.

Several Premier League centre-backs have been linked with a move to N17, but it has emerged that the Lilywhites are also eyeing a young defender who has been extremely consistent in Serie A.

A couple of days ago, Gazzetta dello Sport claimed that Tottenham are considering making a move for Yann Bisseck, who has not been a regular in the Inter starting eleven this season.

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Tottenham’s interest in the 24-year-old is now new, with reports indicating back in the summer that Spurs explored a swap deal with Inter involving Bisseck and Radu Dragusin.

A new report in Fichajes has now claimed that Inter need to sell players to balance their books and revamp their squad in the upcoming transfer window.

The report says that the Nerazzuri are thus open to letting the German international leave, with Tottenham Hotspur named as the ‘main candidates’ looking to sign him.

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The outlet claims that Inter are demanding €50m (£44m) for Bisseck, but an offer of around €35m (£30.8m) may be enough to price the centre-back away from the San Siro.

Spurs face competition from London rivals for Bisseck

Fichajes say that the Premier League is the Inter defender’s most likely destination in January as the player wants to test himself in England.

However, Tottenham are not the only Premier League club after the 24-year-old, with Crystal Palace also expressing an interest in taking Bisseck to Selhurst Park.

The publication adds that the former Koln man is thus at a crossroads, and has to make a big decision between fighting for his place at Inter or taking up a new challenge in London.

Tottenham Hotspur have been backed to spend big in January, and the club are expected to make a move for a Brazilian superstar if he becomes available.

The left-wing role has been a problem area for Spurs, with Wilson Odobert and new signing Xavi Simons struggling to produce consistent performances in the position.

To address the issue, it has been suggested that Tottenham could turn to a Real Madrid star, who was heavily linked with a move to N17 back in the summer.

It was reported by TBR Football a few days ago that Spurs could rekindle their interest in Rodrygo, who is looking for an exit from the Santiago Bernabeu.

Tottenham are ready to spend a club-record fee on Rodrygo

Journalist Dean Jones has now said that Tottenham are determined to show their intent with statement signings over the next couple of transfer windows.

He explains that strengthening their attack is a priority for Spurs, predicting that they will act if Rodrygo or Juventus’ Kenan Yildiz become available.

Jones told TEAMtalk: “Before the January transfer window opens, I think we will get a better realisation of how high Tottenham are ready to set the bar when it comes to making new signings.

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“It is a difficult window to make a statement signing, but I would expect us to get a good idea soon of their intent in terms of where they are going to take the club in 2026 and beyond.

“I already reported about the wide attacking targets being an area of priority, and that absolutely is the case, and they have been drawing up names over the past two weeks. But even as part of that, they realise that some of the names are probably going to be off-limits in the next transfer window.

“I really think Spurs will seek to make some of the biggest signings in their history. They have to be careful as part of that because there will be a chance that with new investment comes a new premium that you are asked to pay for talent.

“But if the likes of Rodrygo at Real Madrid or Yildiz at Juve become a genuine possibility in January or in the summer, then I think Spurs will put themselves in the picture.”

Spurs will face competition from Premier League rivals for Rodrygo

The update from TEAMtalk claims that the Real Madrid star is keen on testing himself in the Premier League, but the Lilywhites are expected to face competition for his signature.

Liverpool are said to be eyeing Rodrygo as a potential long-term replacement for Mohammed Salah, while Man City are also admirers of the pacy winger.

Additionally, it has been suggested by other sources that Arsenal are also prepared to battle Tottenham for the 24-year-old in January.

The Dusan Vlahovic saga continues to have twists and turns, and there may be a few more to come regarding the Tottenham target ahead of January.

A few weeks ago, Tottenham were installed as the favourites to land Vlahovic in January when it appeared clear that the striker would be leaving Turin.

However, journalist Dean Jones previously warned that Luciano Spalletti’s arrival at Juve may make things difficult for Spurs, and that is exactly how things are panning out.

The Serbian has led the line for the Bianconeri in their last five matches, and he found the back of the net in their 1-1 draw against Sporting Lisbon in the Champions League on Wednesday.

Tottenham target Dusan Vlahovic is now considered ‘indispensable’ by Luciano Spalletti

A new report in Corriere dello Sport (as relayed by Sport Witness) says that the 25-year-old’s situation at the Old Lady has now completely changed.

It is revealed that Vlahovic was close to an exit in the summer, but since Spalletti walked through the door, he has found himself being heavily involved.

The outlet alleges that the striker has become an ‘indispensable’ part of the Juve starting XI even though he has just six months left in his contract.

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However, that does not mean that Vlahovic is guaranteed to stay at the Allianz Stadium in January.

Vlahovic has made a key demand amidst Spurs interest

Corriere say that while Juventus are open to renewing Vlahovic’s contract, that would only be possible if he reduces his salary demands.

The Bianconeri need to keep their wage bill under contract, given their current financial situation, and are not in a position to offer what the centre-forward is demanding.

However, Vlahovic continues to demand a ‘top salary and signing-on bonus’ and there is no indication that the former Fiorentina man is likely to reduce his demands.

Tottenham Hotspur have made advances towards a Premier League centre-forward ahead of the January window, but they face competition for his signature.

It has been widely reported that Spurs are keen to add a number nine to their squad in January, and that is understandable, given the issues that Thomas Frank’s men have had up front.

According to some sources, the Lilywhites have set their sights on a 24-year-old centre-forward who has scored six goals in 11 Premier League matches and is second only to Erling Haaland in the race for the Golden Boot.

Tottenham are allegedly eyeing a move for Brentford star Igor Thiago, who has done brilliantly for Kieth Andrews’ men since the departure of Yoane Wissa in the summer.

Tottenham battling two Premier League clubs for Igor Thiago

Reports in Trivela and ESPN Brazil have now confirmed that the Brazilian forward is on the North London club’s radar.

It is revealed that Spurs have already made enquiries about Thiago’s availability and his price, but they are not the only ones interested.

Newcastle United and Aston Villa are also fans of Thiago and have made advances towards him ahead of the January window.

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However, it is asserted that Brentford are expected to fight to hold on to their top scorer after having lost a lot of goals in the summer through the departures of Wissa and Bryan Mbuemo.

Brentford boss has given a hands-off warning to Spurs about Thiago

Thiago’s stock is now rising rapidly, but the West London club have already clarified their stance on the player ahead of January.

Last week, Kieth Andrews issued a hands-off warning to Spurs and Thiago’s other suitors, insisting that the Brazilian is going “nowhere”.

Whether the Lilywhites will be able to make a lucrative enough offer to change Brentford’s minds remains to be seen.