Where Mikey Moore's 'favoured' destination is as Rangers play waiting game

Mikey Moore's future remains of interest to Rangers.

The Bears enjoyed a fruitful loan spell from the winger last season, where he won the hearts of the Ibrox faithful.

The Tottenham loanee quickly displayed that he knew what it meant to play for the Gers, with passion and top quality performances.

Derek McInnes' arrival always raised the question of whether the Gers would look to try and re-sign the 18-year-old or not.

However, there has been no suggestion to say that the Light Blues have given up in their push to bring him back to Govan this summer.

Now, Rangers may be fighting a bigger uphill battle than ever, with clubs all across Europe trying to sign Moore.

'Favoured' move for Mikey Moore revealed

Ibrox News understands that McInnes has been informed about Moore's availability, with Tottenham likely to send him out on loan again.

The teenager is being assessed by Roberto De Zerbi over Spurs' pre-season, but with the Lilywhites ready to spend even more money this window, his chances of game time in North London are limited.

According to an update from Hayters this Friday, the "favoured" move for Moore is now a club abroad, with the likes of Koln and Hamburg in Germany keen.

English Championship side Middlesbrough have now entered the race for the winger, which adds further competition that the Bears have to face.

It's not known why a move abroad is preferred at this stage, especially considering the big leap forward the player took while at Rangers last season.

While there has been some talk of Moore leaving Tottenham permanently, a loan looks to be more likely, with one stumbling block left.

The Tottenham transfer move that would sign of Moore's exit

McInnes has been open about his want for more wingers ahead of Rangers' seasoner opener against Dundee United this Friday.

While he will have to make do with what he's got right now, the 55-year-old will know all about Moore.

Spurs want at least two new forwards this summer, with Manchester City's Savinho being discussed.

If Tottenham sign the Brazilian, it's understood that this would "pave the way" for Moore to leave on loan.

Let's see if Rangers have enough to seal a return.