Tottenham Hotspur are contemplating Mikey Moore’s future amidst his struggles to make an impact at FC Köln this season.

It has emerged over the past few weeks that Koln are starting to get frustrated with Moore’s lack of impact, with the on-loan Tottenham man having just one assist and no goals to his name in nine appearances for the German club so far.

However, Koln boss Rene Wagner has continued to talk up the 19-year-old publicly. Just a couple of days ago, Wagner told Moore to continue being brave on the ball, backing the youngster to turn things around.

Meanwhile, it was reported by Football Insider earlier this week that Spurs are relaxed about the teenager’s current predicament at Koln.

The North London club continue to rate the youngster very highly and remain hopeful that he will start delivering sooner rather than later in Germany.

Tottenham will consider terminating Mikey Moore’s loan spell in January

However, TEAMtalk are now reporting something very different, asserting that the Lilywhites would consider prematurely terminating their academy graduate’s loan spell at the Bundesliga club in January.

Spurs have watched the youngster struggle to establish himself as an important player at Koln, and it is revealed that the German club have no interest in even considering a permanent transfer at the moment.

In fact, both parties are understood to be willing to part ways when the transfer window reopens in January.

Sources indicate the Premier League side and the Bundesliga club could both agree to end Mikey Moore’s stay in Germany, potentially freeing up the youngster to be loaned out elsewhere for the second half of the season.

A termination of the loan move would give the North Londoners an opportunity to reassess the teenager’s development pathway and explore where to send him next.

The priority for Tottenham would be ensuring that Moore moves somewhere he can get regular game time and continue progressing.

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A return to Rangers may not be on the cards for Moore

Speaking to the Scottish media earlier this week, Moore explained that Rangers’ sacking of Danny Rohl ended his interest in returning to the club this season.

However, the Spurs youngster made it clear that he still has a soft spot for the Glasgow club and has unfinished business there, having ended last season without silverware.

This latest update from TEAMtalk states that at the moment, Rangers are not actively pursuing re-signing Moore on loan in January.

The Scottish club had a major recruitment drive in the summer and are not planning on bringing an attacker to Ibrox in January

The website adds that the January decision on Moore will hinge on how he performs over the coming weeks and the kind of interest he attracts when the window reopens.