Mikey Moore sends clear message to his Tottenham teammates over his plans for this season

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Mikey Moore has enjoyed an incredible rise of the past 12 months having gone from playing Under-18’s football to playing in first-team for Tottenham Hotspur.

The 17-year-old has already made his full Premier League and European debuts as he continues to cement himself in Ange Postecoglou’s plans.

Moore has now become a useful asset for the Australian manager and his minutes are only expected to increase as the season goes on.

Now, in an interview where the youngster shows great maturity, he has discussed his aims for this season at Spurs and how he is planning to keep improving as a player.

Mikey Moore ready to help his Tottenham teammates this season

Moore has revealed that there is so much more to come from him at Tottenham but he is ready to stay humble and keep working hard.

The teenager has already achieve the ultimate dream of most young people by playing in the Premier League, however, he is determined to keep pushing.

Moore told Tottenham Hotspur: “No matter what I do in football, I want to stay humble, keep working hard and that’s the main thing for me as a player and person.

“I know I have a lot more to show. Some of my performances have been okay but I still have a lot more to give to help the team. I have that belief in myself to be able to help in any game.

“I’m still nowhere near where I want to get to, so I need to carry on with what I’m doing but I always want to stay true to myself as a person.”

These are exciting quotes from Moore as he shows a great mindset for wanting to keep improving despite having already reached a top level.

The 17-year-old is one of the North London club’s most exciting academy stars in recent times and it’s great to see him showing such a strong mindset.

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Moore most impressive perfomance so far came when he played in his most natural postsion of left wing against AZ Alkmaar.

After making a slow start on the other flank, Postecoglou swapped him for the second half at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium and the teenager produced a wonderful display.

James Maddison even compared him to Neymar, which of course was in jest, but the winger showed so much confidence by just running at defenders.