Tottenham boss Roberto De Zerbi has outlined the club’s plans for Mikey Moore as the youngster pushes for Premier League minutes.Mikey Moore has certainly become a more experienced footballer following his loan spell in Scotland with Rangers. The 18-year-old impressed and was named Young Player of the Season for the Scottish league after managing six goals and two assists in 28 league appearances.He has since made his return to north London after his successful loan spell and has been putting the work in ahead of the new season. Moore was involved in individual training before meeting up with Spurs for their pre-season camp, where he appeared noticeably bulked up – and perhaps even a little taller.(Credit @thefrederikkejensen / Instagram)De Zerbi outlines Tottenham’s plan for Moore amid transfer interestThe transfer window remains open and Tottenham have been one of the busiest sides, completing six signings and selling six more already this summer. More incomings are expected, with Roberto De Zerbi himself confirming that the club are looking to bolster their attacking ranks.Sales could also be on the radar as many Tottenham players continue to attract interest – including Mikey Moore. The teenager remains one of the hottest youth prospects at Spurs and, with links to Borussia Dortmund this summer, De Zerbi has revealed what Tottenham’s plans are for Moore.Speaking to football.london, he said: “We have to see. We have to analyse the last part of the transfer market, because we try to bring wingers, and then we speak with him, with his agent, with the club, to find the best solution for everyone.”Moore impresses in pre-season as he pushes for minutesMoore was included in Tottenham’s 35-man squad for their pre-season tour of New Zealand and Australia.He has also been a big part of Spurs’ last two friendly games – first against MK Dons, where he came off the bench, and then against Auckland FC, where he managed 63 minutes of football.Against Auckland, the teenager put in a solid display, receiving a 6.5 FotMob rating. In his time on the pitch he completed:Mikey Moore vs Auckland FC (63 minutes)MetricNumberAccurate passes16/19 (84%)Chances created2Touches37Touches in opposition box6Successful dribbles1/2 (50%)Passes into final third3Accurate crosses1/2 (50%)Accurate long balls2/2 (100%)Moore remains keen on playing games, stating after the clash against MK Dons: “Yeah, I think I have tried my best to come back in the best possible way I can to make a good account of myself. And yes, I know it is just about trying to show up a good first forty-five minutes. It is just obviously trying to get some minutes again. But no, I need to show what I can do.”On whether he has specifically focused on his physicality, he added: “One hundred percent. Yeah, I think to compete in the Premier League where I want to play football, you need to be physically at the right…”READ MORE: Andy Robertson reveals what he has made of his new Tottenham teammates so farThe post De Zerbi outlines Tottenham’s plan for Mikey Moore after 6.5/10 pre-season performance appeared first on Spurs Web.