Mikey Moore jets out for Rangers transfer as availability v Motherwell revealed
Rangers are set to announce the signing of Tottenham forward Mikey Moore ahead of their opening Scottish Premiership game on Saturday.
The Gers will travel to Fir Park on 2 August as Russell Martin takes charge of his first competitive game in the league.
Moore will complete his move to Ibrox in the next 24 hours, and fans will be excited to see the English youngster ply his trade in Glasgow.
Martin will have the Spurs youngster at his disposal soon as the Light Blues prepare for their fixture against the Steelmen.
Rangers debut on cards for Moore v Motherwell
Moore could potentially feature for the Gers against Motherwell, according to GiveMeSport.
The news outlet reports (30 July) that the 17-year-old is ready to board a flight to Glasgow to complete his transfer to Ibrox on a season-long loan.
It’s been claimed that the Light Blues should be able to announce the Tottenham forward’s arrival on Thursday (31 July), and there’s a possibility the English attacker may make his debut at Fir Park.
Martin has a tough decision to make in G51 as he will be spoilt for choice after Moore’s addition up front.
Djeidi Gassama and Findlay Curtis to start at Fir Park
Former Sheffield Wednesday forward Djeidi Gassama has been signed to bolster the ex-Southampton manager’s attacking ranks this summer.
Martin has also relied on Findlay Curtis recently, and the young Scotsman will certainly be in contention to start against Motherwell.
While supporters at Ibrox will be desperate to see Moore in action, it feels unlikely that Martin will give the youngster his full debut on Saturday.
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Rangers can’t take this season lightly, as the Scottish manager arguably will be judged by how well they do in the league.
Fans want to see Celtic’s monopoly in the Scottish Premiership end, and Martin certainly has a challenging task on his hands.
Inconsistency was a significant issue for the Gers under Philippe Clement and Barry Ferguson last season, and the ex-Saint’s boss undoubtedly won’t want a repeat of that.
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