by According to reports, Wales has taken a step to convince high-rated Tottenham wingers Mikey Moore to change international loyalities from England.
According to the BBC, the Wales football association was already in contact with the 18-year-old, which is currently loaned by Rangers from Tottenham from Premier League.
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It is said that head coach Craig Bellamy is particularly interested in exploring the opportunity to bring bogs on board, and it is assumed that he also spoke to the Londoner who qualifies for Wales by a grandparent.
Moore is the youngest player who has ever played for Spurs in the Premier League after making his debut at the age of 16 and 277 days after the defeat against Manchester City.
He also broke the record of Jimmy Greaves by becoming the youngest English goal scorer in a large European competition and entering the Europa League against Elfsborg last season as part of the club’s run.
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Moore also represented England for up to 19 years and scored three goals in 11 games for the boys. If he decides to make the change, he will follow the footsteps of players such as Jordan James and David Brooks, who have also decided to represent the representation of Wales after the time in the English system.
The striker made six appearances in all competitions for Rangers this season, although his time at Ibrox was interrupted by a difficult start, with the club still winning a victory in the Scottish Premiership this season.
The Youngster place in the team was later examined by the fans, but it remains a highly rated view.
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Head coach Russell Martin, who is under strong pressure after the bad start of his team, previously supported Moore as a player with a great future.
“We are happy to have Mikey borrowed for this season,” he said, after the club had completed the move.
“His profile as a brave, aggressive attack player is one that we wanted to expand to the squad, and he is certainly a player who, despite his age, can influence the team on the first day.
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“He is a player with great potential, and it is proof of his quality that Spurs has been entrusted with such regularity in the last 18 months in the Premier League and in the UEFA Europa League.”
A similarly excited trace boss Thomas Frank said: “Mikey is a great talent. I am very happy about his future here in Tottenham. I think you need consistent football in your body for all players, especially younger players.
“I think if we can find the right option, we will do that.”
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Wales will be facing a massive qualification game of the World Cup with Belgium with Belgium on October 9 with a huge international break with the view of a friend with England on October 9 on October 9.
Bellamy will name his squad for these two games next Tuesday.
