The capital club academy graduate has excited fans north of the border after publicly celebrating a major contract agreement at his former loan home.
Tottenham Hotspur starlet Mikey Moore continues to dominate headlines away from North London after making an incredible impact in Scotland last term. The exceptionally gifted teenage winger spent a highly productive developmental loan spell lighting up Ibrox. He initially endured a somewhat difficult period adapting to senior football under former boss Russell Martin.
Fortunately, the subsequent arrival of tactical mastermind Danny Rohl completely unlocked his true attacking output in the final third. Playing predominantly off the left flank, the England youth international consistently tormented opposition defenders and memorably scored at Parkhead during a famous Old Firm victory.
While his temporary spell concluded with late silverware disappointment, a sensational return to Glasgow remains heavily discussed. The Scottish giants recently underwent massive changes, appointing Derek McInnes as their new manager alongside signing prolific striker Lawrence Shankland.
The Lilywhites track a developing situation as Scottish giants weigh up an ambitious loan bid for the attacking starlet
Before making further standard additions in the summer market, the Ibrox hierarchy needed to address pressing internal contract matters. Highly rated midfield prospect Bailey Rice successfully finalised a fresh one year contract extension containing a club option to prolong his stay.
Moore clearly loved seeing his close friend secure his immediate professional future. The Tottenham teenager shared a touching public reaction on social media. He enthusiastically wrote “Yes, brother” via his personal Instagram stories to congratulate his former teammate on the landmark agreement.
This social media interaction comes at a time when the door is reportedly open in North London for another temporary move. Decision makers at N17 remain entirely open to sanctioned developments regarding his immediate playing time. However, the Scottish outfit must decide if a reunion aligns with their current squad building strategy.
The rapid rise of homegrown talent Findlay Curtis complicates a potential deal following his inclusion in the Scotland World Cup squad. McInnes famously prefers utilising dual strikers, meaning a clever tactical shift could easily accommodate multiple creative options out wide. The passionate N17 faithful will watch closely to see if their prized asset secures another vital move.