Tottenham starlet Mikey Moore has had a great international break, but his club are currently in a dilemma over how to use him.Moore has had a promising start to his loan spell at Köln, with the Tottenham youngster featuring as the number 10 for the Bundesliga side, and already having an assist to his name.Spurs fans will undoubtedly be keeping a close eye on how the 19-year-old gets on in Germany, and they will hope that he has a similar rise to what Luka Vuskovic did at Hamburg last season.Moore has impressed on the international stage during the break, having found the back of the net twice for England’s U20s, but things could change for him when he returns to the club.Photo by Lars Baron/Getty ImagesKöln facing a dilemma regarding Tottenham starlet Mikey MooreAccording to Bild (as relayed by Sport Witness), Köln boss René Wagner made a promise to the Tottenham academy graduate regarding his position prior to his loan move to Germany.Warner promised Moore he would utilise him centrally, and so far, he has kept his word, playing him in the same position in the last three matches.However, the report reveals that the feeling at the Bundesliga club is that their attacking set-up has not worked optimally.Moore has, at times, got in the way of Said El Mala, who is playing on the left, due to the English youngster’s tendency to drift to the left side of the pitch.This has meant Köln’s attack has been weighted on the left side of the pitch, and the feeling is that this made it easier for Hamburg to defend against them in the last game.This has created a dilemma at Koln, with Wagner now considering whether to break the promise he made to the on-loan Tottenham man.Moore could have a new position when he returns to KolnWhat adds to Wagner’s issues is the fact that Koln have not started the season well, with the club currently sitting just three points off the drop zone.There is thus pressure on the 53-year-old to change some things, and he is now said to be considering starting Moore on the right wing when his side hosts Borussia Mönchengladbach on October 11th.The Spurs academy graduate played on the right for Tottenham in the first few games of the season, and although he performed excellently in the EFL Cup clash against Charlton, he was largely ineffective in the Premier League in that role.READ MORE: Three Man City players Tottenham should target if they are punished, including Erling HaalandThe post Köln manager considers breaking his promise to Mikey Moore but Tottenham may not mind appeared first on Spurs Web.