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Mikey Moore gives his early review of ‘unbelievable’ Roberto De Zerbi at Tottenham

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Mikey Moore has revealed how he has found his first few weeks working under Roberto De Zerbi at Tottenham.

Moore has been tipped for big things from an early age, and on the back of his outstanding loan spell at Rangers, the expectations on the youngster have only grown.

The 18-year-old showed at Glasgow that he can deal with the pressure that comes with playing for a big club.

The teenager returns to Hotspur Way for pre-season high on confidence after his exploits in Scotland, and he is hoping to catch the eye of the new man in charge.

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Mikey Moore enjoying the clarity of Tottenham boss Roberto De Zerbi

De Zerbi has insisted that age is not a factor in his selections, making it clear that he is willing to trust young players if they showcase the right qualities.

That potentially presents an opportunity for the likes of Moore to catch the Italian’s eye, and the winger has confessed that he really enjoyed working with the 46-year-old over the last few weeks.

When asked what he thinks of De Zerbi’s methods, Moore told Football.London: “He’s been unbelievable since I’ve been in. He’s so specific with what he wants, and he’s very detailed in everything he does. All the boys have a clear idea of what he wants and what we need to do. So yeah, he’s been unbelievable.”

Moore admits he is unsure where he will be playing next season

Many Tottenham fans may want Moore to stay and compete for a place in the starting eleven, but reports indicate that the 18-year-old has been informed by Spurs that he will be loaned out again to get regular game time.

The youngster confessed that he is not yet sure what the future holds for him and that he is taking things one day at a time.

When asked about potentially staying at Tottenham for the upcoming season, Moore said: “At the minute, I’m taking it day by day. It’s hard for me to say right now. It kind of lies in the manager’s hands. So every day I’m just going to try and impress and whatever happens, happens. So we’ll see what happens at the end of the transfer window.”

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