Breaking News:Spurs Star and Boss React to a Legendary Manager’s Surprising Take

Mikey Moore has been one of Tottenham Hotspur’s star players this preseason, and the 16-year-old is already thrilling many fans and Spurs figures.

Harry Redknapp gave a strong warning to Ange Postecoglou regarding Tottenham Hotspur star Mikey Moore. The 16-year-old has made an impression in preseason, scoring against Hearts and winning 3-2 over Vissel Kobe. Moore has had a promising six months since finishing his GCSEs, including a stellar performance for England in the UEFA Under-17 European Championships.

While the transition to Premier League play is considerable, Postecoglou recognized the teenager’s potential during Spurs’ tour of South Korea. Moore has been compared to former Tottenham Hotspur prodigy Adel Taarabt, who was regarded as one of the most technically gifted players to come from the club’s academy.

Despite some fans’ concerns about exposing Moore to the harsh realities of Premier League football, Redknapp remains optimistic. If Moore continues to make noise in North London, Redknapp believes Postecoglou should back him.

In an interview with Football.London, Redknapp, who was in Portsmouth to visit Kellogg’s Football Camps, a UK-wide summer football project for local children, said: “If he’s good enough, put him in. “Lamine Yamal, the boy who played for Spain in the European Championship final, was just 16 years old. We had Wayne Rooney and Joe Cole, who all joined the team around that age. If he’s as talented as everyone says he is, we should see him in the first team this year.

Moore has already experienced first-team action. He created history last year when he became the youngest Tottenham Hotspur player to play in the Premier League, against Manchester City.

Postecoglou has shown his enthusiasm for the emerging talent this summer. He also recognized that the problem now is to establish an environment in which Moore can thrive. In a recent press conference, he stated that the most essential aspect of coaching and working with young players is the environment you create for them and what they come into. “That includes from the minute they go into the dressing room, the type of dressing room you have with the senior players, as well as the way we train and communicate.

We try to teach them as much about life as we do football since, clearly, many of them, like Mikey Moore, are just 16. He’s grown so much as a footballer and as a person.

“We try to create an environment that allows him to be the best he can be, and then it’s up to the player.” Once you create that setting, it is up to the player to continue driving and not be pleased.”

Redknapp was attending a Kellogg’s Football Camp session in Portsmouth. Kellogg’s keeps kids active and delighted throughout the school holidays thanks to agreements with the EFL, Manchester City, Celtic, and Rangers. The fun-filled camps will run nationally this summer for children aged 5 to 15, with 73 venues across the UK. Parents can still sign their children up for a local camp by visiting the Kellogg’s Football Camps website. 30,000 free spots are available throughout the summer and may be claimed with code 4567 at kelloggsfc.com until August 12th.