Mikey Moore is set to continue his development in Germany after Tottenham agreed to send the 19-year-old on loan to 1. FC Koln for the 2026-27 season.
The move for the English attacking midfielder has been reported by journalist Fabrizio Romano on social media. Moore, whose registration remains with the London club, will join the German side until the end of the 2026-27 campaign.
The agreement will not include an option for 1. FC Koln to make the transfer permanent. Moore is therefore expected to return to Tottenham when the loan period expires, with the German club taking him on a temporary basis only.
Moore spent the previous campaign with Scottish club Rangers, where he featured regularly in domestic league football. The winger made 33 appearances in the Scottish league, scoring seven goals and providing three assists.
His spell at Rangers will be followed by a move to Germany, giving the teenager another opportunity to continue his career away from Tottenham. The next stage of his development will take place at 1. FC Koln, who are also known as the “Billy Goats”.
The loan will run through the conclusion of the 2026-27 season, while the absence of a purchase clause means the terms of the deal do not provide 1. FC Koln with a pre-agreed route to sign Moore permanently.
Moore’s record in the previous campaign included 10 direct contributions in 33 Scottish league matches. He scored seven times and created a further three goals for Rangers, before the latest move was announced.
Tottenham remain the club that holds the rights to the player, while Moore’s immediate future now lies in Germany. The agreement allows him to spend the coming season with 1. FC Koln without changing his permanent club affiliation.
Romano’s social-media update confirmed the destination, the length of the loan and the lack of a purchase option. Moore will consequently be a 1. FC Koln player for the 2026-27 season on loan from Tottenham, having represented Rangers in the previous campaign.
The transfer gives the English winger a new setting after his year in Scotland. His performances for Rangers produced seven goals and three assists from 33 domestic league appearances, and he will now continue his career with the German club until the loan concludes.
No permanent transfer has been agreed as part of the arrangement. Once the 2026-27 season is over, Moore’s loan at 1. FC Koln will come to an end, with his rights still owned by Tottenham.