Tottenham Hotspur have had a change of heart regarding their young starlet and have reluctantly agreed to send him out on loan for the upcoming season.
Spurs fans will not be surprised at the level of interest that Mikey Moore is now generating, with the 17-year-old seen by many across English and European football as a generational talent.
It has been widely claimed that Moore is expected to sign a new contract at Tottenham when he turns 18 next month, but it turns out that the youngster is keen to go out on loan to get regular football next season.
This was the information provided a couple of days ago by Alasdair Gold, who explained that Thomas Frank now faces a big decision on Moore’s future, and it now appears that the Dane has made up his mind.
Tottenham ready to loan out Mikey Moore
According to Football Insider, Tottenham have now reluctantly agreed to loan out the young attacking midfielder so that he can continue developing.
Spurs had initially wanted to keep Moore at the club, but the teenager expressed a desire to go out on loan so that he could play regular football, with the aim of competing for a starting role at N17 on his return.
While Thomas Frank wanted to keep the Tottenham Hotspur academy graduate as a part of his squad, he has now had a change of heart.
The Lilywhites are now expected to grant the 17-year-old permission to leave in search of game time as several clubs queue up to land him. This has now been confirmed by the club, with Moore left out of the pre-season tour squad in order to explore a loan move away.
Two Championship clubs and other European sides are keen on Moore
Football Insider say that the Tottenham man is now attracting strong interest from Birmingham City and West Brom, with both clubs keen on securing his services on loan.
The Baggies are now managed by former Spurs midfielder and assistant coach, Ryan Mason, who knows Moore well from his time at Hotspur Way.
Apart from the Championship duo, leading Eredivisie sides have also expressed interest in taking the Spurs teenager to the Dutch top flight for the upcoming season.
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