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Tottenham reportedly consider ending Mikey Moore's FC Koln loan

The winger has no goals or assists in nine appearances in Germany, while his earlier Tottenham outings limit his options for another move.

By Liam Faleolo

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Tottenham Hotspur could bring Mikey Moore back from FC Koln in January, with TEAMtalk reporting that both clubs are open to cutting short the 19-year-old winger's loan. No decision to end the arrangement has been reported.

Moore has made six starts and three appearances from the bench across all competitions for the German club, without registering a goal or an assist. According to TEAMtalk, FC Koln do not want to sign the England Under-20 international permanently.

A return would leave Moore unable to play for another club during the campaign. He appeared three times for Tottenham before joining FC Koln, and FIFA rules limit players to representing two clubs per season unless national seasons overlap.

The Tottenham academy graduate moved to the Bundesliga during the summer after not being considered a regular starter under Roberto De Zerbi. He had previously gained playing time at Rangers in 2025-26.

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