Mikey Moore is on the cusp of making a second loan move away from Tottenham Hotspur, who turned down big offers to sell the attacker permanently this summer.It first emerged last week that multiple Bundesliga clubs have shown an interest in signing Moore on loan, on the back of his exceptional showing at Rangers last term.FC Köln sent a loan offer to Spurs for the winger a couple of days ago and they are making progress in their efforts to land the teenager.It emerged on Monday that Koln is the Tottenham academy graduate’s preferred loan destination for the upcoming season, and it turns out that the Lilywhites also received permanent offers for the player.Credit: @thefrederikkejensen / InstagramTottenham rejected offers of up to £26m for Mikey MooreA new report in Bild has now revealed that Köln are on the verge of signing the Spurs winger on loan for the 2026-27 campaign.The 18-year-old is expected to arrive in Germany soon and complete his move to the Bundesliga club before the end of the week.It is revealed that Tottenham made it clear to suitors that Moore is not for sale permanently, with the Lilywhites turning down offers of up to €30m (£26m) for the player.The Premier League club always planned to loan out the youngster to a top league for the upcoming season so he can continue his development.Koln want Moore to be their playmakerBild points out that even though the Tottenham youngster primarily played as a left-winger at Rangers, that role is expected to be occupied by Reigan Heskey, who has been signed by Koln as Said El Mala’s replacement.The report points out that Moore can also play centrally and on the right, with the German club planning for him to be their playmaker.Rene Wagner’s men see the teenager as someone who is able to cover a lot of ground, push forward, while also tracking back to do his fair share of defensive work.READ MORE: ‘My second dad’ – How De Zerbi convinced Matues Fernandes to join TottenhamThe post Tottenham reject eight-figure offers for Mikey Moore ahead of Köln loan move appeared first on Spurs Web.