Mikey Moore has paid a classy tribute to Son Heung-min, with the South Korean winger set to depart Tottenham Hotspur.
Son confirmed over the weekend that he would be leaving the club he has spent a decade at this summer.
And Moore, who played alongside the 33-year-old 12 times after breaking into the senior team in North London, has since paid a simple yet classy tribute on X.
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Indeed, Moore shared a picture collage of himself and Son doing the same goal celebration, captioned with a white love heart emoji and two hands up.
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— MikeyMoore_10 (@MikeyMoore_10) August 3, 2025
Moore signed for Rangers on a season-long loan deal from Spurs with no option to buy at the end of last week.
He wasn't included in the squad as Russell Martin's side travelled to face Motherwell on Saturday, though, as his clearance hadn't yet come through.
Boss Martin said pre-match: "We're still waiting.
"So I don't know when he's going to be available because it takes a bit longer because he's deemed a minor by FIFA under 18.
"So we're at their beck and call, really, and waiting. So everyone's pushing for it, the SFA, the FA, us. So we just have to wait and see when that comes."
On Moore himself, he added: "I think it's a brilliant signing for the club. I think it'll be good for us and good for Spurs, hopefully to help his development.
"It'll be good for Mikey. So I think it's a really good move for everyone.
"And I think he'll definitely add to us as a big option on the pitch in the forward line. He can play in a few positions, and he's a super talented boy. So yeah, we're excited to have him."
