The Ibrox midfielder looks set to PEN A NEW DEAL at Rangers before being shipped out on loan once again to keep his development on track.
Meanwhile, Tottenham starlet Mikey Moore lit up Govan last season during his loan stint — and Rangers would jump at the chance to bring him BACK for the 2026-27 campaign.
Moore has been spotted spending his summer break with Rangers’ Rice, with the duo seemingly forming a tight bond off the pitch. That friendship could be just the nudge Rangers’ top brass need as they weigh up a fresh swoop for the Spurs gem.
The 18-year-old was a key cog under former boss Danny Rohl during his time in Glasgow, playing a huge part in the club’s success. Don’t be shocked if new gaffer Derek McInnes makes the explosive winger one of his top summer targets.
With Rangers crying out for more firepower and depth out wide, going back in for Moore looks like a no-brainer.
Moore’s Sensational Season at Ibrox
Rangers fans were blown away by Moore’s displays throughout 2025-26, with the teen often single-handedly carrying the side’s attacking threat.
At times, the Tottenham loanee looked like Rangers’ most reliable creative spark, wrapping up the league campaign with SEVEN goals and THREE assists in the William Hill Premiership.
Mainly deployed on the left, Moore’s numbers tell the story: across 33 league outings, he carved out seven big chances and averaged 1.2 key passes per game.
The winger also oozed confidence on the ball, racking up 1.5 successful dribbles and 1.9 shots per match — playing with a fearlessness few of his teammates could match.
McInnes Set to Shape Summer Business
Football Insider’s transfer man Pete O’Rourke reckons Rangers won’t rip up their transfer blueprint just because McInnes has walked through the door — but the new boss is expected to carry real weight in recruitment calls.
A return swoop for Moore is one move McInnes would likely back to the hilt, especially with current left-flank options Nedim Bajrami and Djeidi Gassama failing to fully convince.
After establishing himself as one of Rangers’ standout performers last term, Moore remains a player the Scottish giants are desperate to land again. The BIG question now: will Tottenham even entertain another loan deal for their highly-rated prospect?
