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What happens next as Rangers' Mikey Moore chase concludes, terms of Tottenham exit revealed

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Rangers have been hopeful of re-signing Mikey Moore this summer.

The Bears have been keen to bring the 18-year-old back to Ibrox after his stellar individual campaign in Govan last season.

Derek McInnes still wants new wingers, despite the arrival of Daisuke Yokota, with PSV's Couhaib Driouech high up on his wishlist.

Some have suggested how Moore would fit into the 55-year-old's system, given he usually opts to play with wide midfielders rather than wingers.

However, it's already been said that McInnes was informed about plans to bring the Tottenham youngster back to Glasgow.

Rangers were offered some hope recently after a proposed move to Koln was put on hold, but now Moore looks set for a move after all.

What happens next at Rangers as learn Mikey Moore update

Rangers were given a boost for Moore when they learned that Spurs put his potential move to Koln on hold earlier this week.

The left-winger then featured in a pre-season friendly for the Lilywhites against Getafe, where Roberto De Zerbi could get an up-close look at the talented forward.

This then gave the Gers another window of opportunity to at least try to convince Moore of rejoining, but it doesn't appear that they have made an attempt.

Sky Sports Germany reporter Flortian Plettenberg reported on his X account on Saturday that Koln have now reached a full agreement to sign Moore.

He has also given his green light to join the Bundesliga outfit, with the plan for a straight loan deal that does not contain a buy option.

All that's needed is the final yes from De Zerbi, and then the deal will be done.

What happens next? Well, it's simple.

Rangers plan for life without Moore, and they could soon make supporters forget about this transfer blow.

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Rangers fans would have loved to have seen Moore back at Ibrox, especially under a new manager, but it's clearly not meant to be.

Perhaps the Gers have know that a return was off the cards for a while, hence their plans to sign Driouech from PSV.

An update has suggested that the Gers have submitted an improved offer for the Moroccan, as they battle it out with Celta Vigo and Burnley for his signature.

He was recently left out of PSV's squad to face Fortuna Sittard due to uncertainty over his future.

Rangers have already had a £6million offer rejected, but the 49ers aren't giving up yet as they hope to land McInnes a new forward.

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