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Cologne chase former Ibrox loanee Mikey Moore amid fierce loan market

🇬🇧 By 4AllFootball ·
Cologne chase former Ibrox loanee Mikey Moore amid fierce loan market

Cologne are favourites to sign 18‑year‑old winger Mikey Moore on loan from Tottenham Hotspur, with talks at an advanced stage. The former Ibrox loanee spent last season with Rangers, and his loan deal involves no disclosed fee.

Cologne’s pursuit reflects the club’s desire to add pace and width to their attack, especially as several clubs have shown interest in the young winger. The competition underscores the value placed on a player who has already experienced senior football in the Scottish Premiership.

The sky and sports community watches as the transfer market heats up, with Fabrizio Romano noting that Frosinone have turned down Celtic’s offer of around £6 million for the Rangers‑linked Algerian winger Fares Ghedjemis. Meanwhile Hull City aim to outbid Rangers and Cardiff City for 20‑year‑old midfielder Jens Hjerto‑Dahl from Tromso, a development mentioned in circles.

For Cologne, securing Moore would provide immediate depth on the flanks while allowing the player to gain regular minutes in the Bundesliga. Tottenham benefit by placing the promising youngster in a competitive environment, potentially increasing his market value and experience.

Former loanee Mikey Moore has become the centre of open gossip, and his move could set a precedent for how German clubs source emerging talent from the English Premier League’s loan system.

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