Mikey Moore is "buzzing to be back" at Tottenham as he aims to secure a spot in Roberto De Zerbi’s squad for the upcoming season.
The forward returned from his loan spell at Rangers, where he believes he has developed into a more complete player. Moore knows the competition is tougher after last season’s loan spell at Rangers.
He played the second half of the 1-0 victory over MK Dons and will now travel with the team for their training camp in Australia and New Zealand. The teenager said: "Yeah, I’m buzzing to be back. It was good to get a run out.
"I think the boys did all right. It was good to get going again and be back in a Tottenham shirt. I think I’ve tried my best to come back in the best possible way I can to make a good account of myself.
"So now it’s just about trying to show that."
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Moore attributes his growth to his time in Glasgow, saying: "Rangers is a huge club. I absolutely loved every second of my time there.
"I think I’ve come back a better player and a better person with the experiences I had. I need to try and bring that here because it’s another massive club."
He believes his physical and mental development since leaving Ibrox will help him compete in the Premier League. He said: "Throughout the pre-season, whatever chance I get, I just want to show that I’ve come back a better player and physically a better person.
"To compete in the Premier League where I want to play football, you need to be physically as good as all the other boys in the league because it’s such a physically demanding league.
"It’s something I had to work hard on over the summer. I’m feeling good in myself and need to show technically as well that I’m at a good level."
