There has been plenty of focus on new signings and permanent departures at Tottenham this summer, but loan moves are still on the table – and we’ve now identified five players who could be sent out temporarily.Tottenham Hotspur now look to be leaning towards experience, given their recent transfer activity this summer.Sandro Tonali, Jan Paul van Hecke, Martin Dubravka, Andy Robertson, Mateus Fernandes and Marcos Senesi have all arrived as new signings with an average age of 28.5.In terms of outgoings, it has mostly been youngsters who have been sold, with the likes of Will Lankshear, Alfie Devine, Alejo Veliz, Tynan Thompson and Radu Dragusin all departing. The oldest player sold so far is 24.But Spurs are still not done this summer, with more arrivals and departures expected before the transfer window closes on Tuesday, 1 September.Loan moves are also still expected for youngsters, and here are seven Tottenham players who could head out on loan before the transfer window shuts.Credit: @tristram pearson/InstagramMikey Moore could benefit from another Tottenham loanThe Tottenham teenager enjoyed a loan spell in Scotland with Rangers FC last season and was even named Young Player of the Season in the Scottish division.He has been heavily involved in pre-season so far for Tottenham, playing against MK Dons and Auckland FC.Tottenham are looking to bolster their attack and, should they secure their targets, game time could prove difficult to come by for Moore if he remains in north London.Moore has clearly been putting the work in on the training pitch and looks to have bulked up, which could help if he secures a move to a Premier League side, a move that would represent a good next step in his development.Tyrese Hall should continue his development on loanThe 20-year-old midfielder is no stranger to a loan move, having come through the Tottenham ranks.Last season he was sent out on his first-ever loan spell to Notts County in League Two. Hall impressed, managing seven goals and two assists in 34 appearances.Capable of playing as a defensive midfielder and an attacking midfielder, breaking into the Tottenham first team will prove difficult given the competition for places in the centre of the park.Another loan move this summer would do the midfielder a lot of good as he continues to gather much-needed experience that will help him at Tottenham in the future.Kota Takai needs regular football after injury setbackThe young defender, who only moved to England from the J1 League for £5 million, has had his fair share of struggles.Last campaign, Takai secured a loan move to Borussia Monchengladbach but unfortunately did not get enough game time to aid his development after picking up a long-term injury.The 21-year-old managed just three Bundesliga starts, all of which came before the injury that kept him out for two months.He is fit again and, after failing to get into a rhythm last season, he is one Tottenham could well look to loan out this summer.Callum Olusesi is ready for his first Spurs loanThe 19-year-old has come through the Tottenham ranks and has yet to head out on loan. However, he has managed the odd first-team appearance here and there, featuring for Spurs three times.He made a substitute appearance against Liverpool last season, playing for 14 minutes, while also making the bench in the Champions League on seven occasions and making his debut against Atletico Madrid in Spurs’ 3-2 second-leg round of 16 win.He is a player with potential, capable of operating as a defensive midfielder, central midfielder and right midfielder. With him already familiar with the first-team environment, it is only reasonable to expect that the next step in his development will be a loan move, perhaps to the Championship this summer.Credit: @tristram pearson/InstagramMalachi Hardy can build on his pre-season formLike Olusesi, 18-year-old Malachi Hardy has yet to go out on loan after progressing through the Tottenham ranks.However, he has been involved in Tottenham’s pre-season matches this summer, where he has impressed.Against Auckland, he was one of the standout performers, completing the joint-most passes in the game from centre-back.He has an average rating of seven from the games against Auckland and MK Dons and, should he maintain these impressive displays, he could earn a loan move this summer.Tottenham themselves will also be keen to loan him out so he can gain much-needed first-team experience.Rio Kyerematen is due his first senior loanIt could be a trio of first-time loan moves from the Tottenham academy this summer, with Rio Kyerematen another player yet to be sent out on loan.At 21 years of age, the midfielder is certainly due a taste of senior professional football. He was part of the starting XI against MK Dons and was also included in the 35-man squad to tour New Zealand and Australia.The midfielder now has to focus on impressing during pre-season so he can earn a significant loan move this summer.Jamie Donley needs a big Tottenham loan moveJamie Donley is one player who is due a big loan move this summer as the 21-year-old possesses real quality.It was revealed that Donley has impressed Roberto De Zerbi in training camp this summer. That is not entirely surprising given how impressive he was two seasons ago during his loan spell with Leyton Orient.While he impressed with the O’s, last season was far from ideal. Donley failed to make a notable impact with Stoke City before he was recalled in the winter and joined Oxford United, where he also struggled to impress.Another loan spell could well be on the cards, and it is one Donley must seize with both hands and use to make a statement.READ MORE: Tottenham and Inter Milan reach ‘basis of an agreement’ on Cristian Romero priceThe post Seven Tottenham youngsters who should definitely be loaned out after pre-season tour appeared first on Spurs Web.