After Vuskovic success: will HSV loan another Spurs talent? | OneFootball

Rarely has a loan player made such an immediate impact as Luka Vuskovic did at HSV. Will the Red Shorts now strike gold at Tottenham Hotspur once again?

According to information from the British sports news agency Hayters, HSV are among the clubs considering a loan move for Mikey Moore. The 18-year-old left winger is regarded as one of the most exciting talents in Spurs’ youth ranks. Last season, Moore already gained valuable experience on loan at Rangers. Across all competitions, he made 47 competitive appearances for the Scottish giants and contributed seven goals.

The next step in his development could now follow. According to Hayters, alongside HSV, 1. FC Köln and English Championship side Middlesbrough are also among the interested clubs. At the moment, however, much suggests that Tottenham would prefer a move abroad. That could improve the chances of the two Bundesliga clubs.

The background: Tottenham are currently searching intensively for high-profile attacking reinforcements. Among others, a move for Manchester City star Savinho is being discussed. If he or another prominent winger were to arrive, Moore would likely have only limited chances of regular playing time.

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Will HSV repeat a success story?

That HSV are an attractive development partner for young players is likely well known in North London. Only last season, Tottenham’s decision-makers loaned centre-back Luka Vuskovic to the club on the Elbe. The 19-year-old immediately developed into a key player and was one of the most important pillars of the team.

In the end, the loan proved a complete success for everyone involved. After his return, Tottenham sold the Croatian to Brighton & Hove Albion. According to media reports, the transfer fee could rise to as much as €60 million including bonuses.

What speaks against a move: HSV are primarily looking for new signings for both wing-back positions, as well as a striker and a defensive leader. A wide player whose greatest strengths, like Moore’s, lie mainly in the final third is therefore not a top priority. The teenager has also yet to prove that he can meet the defensive demands of a wing-back role.

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