Mikey Moore’s future continues to be the subject of speculation, as Tottenham attempt to find the right loan move for the youngster following his outstanding showing at Rangers last season.The 18-year-old is currently with the Tottenham squad on pre-season tour in Australia, having played a big part in the club’s pre-season friendlies so far.According to reports, Spurs have informed Moore that he will be loaned out again so that he can continue getting regular game time.Two weeks ago, it emerged that the Lilywhites rejected a loan offer from newly promoted Ipswich Town for the teenager, as they do not want the youngster to be involved in a relegation battle.Credit: @tristram pearson/InstagramMiddlesbrough keen on signing Tottenham’s Mikey Moore on loanAfter completing a deal to sign Will Lankshear from Spurs earlier in the summer, The Standard have revealed that Middlesbrough have now set their sights on signing Moore on loan.The Championship side are looking to win promotion to the Premier League next season, having fallen one step short last season due to defeat in the playoff final.They believe that Moore could aid them go one better and secure promotion to the top-flight, but they face one big challenge in the deal.It is revealed that the Spurs academy graduate is holding out for a loan move to one of Europe’s top five leagues this season, having won the SPL Young Player of the Year award in Glasgow last campaign.Boro also want another Spurs youngsterThe Standard make it clear that Boro are not in pole position to land Moore, who has attracted loan interest from ‘a host of clubs’ around Europe.The 18-year-old is not the only Spurs player the Championship side are after, with the club also making efforts to take centre-back Ashley Phillips to the Riverside Stadium.However, the report adds that even though Boro have a good relationship with Spurs following the Lankshear deal, a deal to sign Phillips is ‘complicated’ at this stage.READ MORE: Bayern Munich urged to reunite Harry Kane with ‘incredible’ Tottenham star who ‘has it all’The post Tottenham’s Mikey Moore could play in a front three with Will Lankshear next season appeared first on Spurs Web.