Tottenham secured a commanding 3-0 win against Hoffenheim at home as they continue their preparations for the new Premier League season.
Mikey Moore was the star of the show for the hosts as he stamped his authority on the game with a brilliant second-half brace.
Richarlison broke the deadlock for Tottenham and Mathys Tel was a bright spark, but the young Englishman also showed his class with a spirited display.
And despite scoring two goals, Moore reveals he wasn’t comfortable playing on the right flank, suggesting that Roberto De Zerbi has been playing him out of position.
Mikey Moore on new Tottenham role
“It’s a little bit different for me, but I’ve got a lot of experience playing there,” said Moore after the game.
“I think I played there a bit under Ange. It’s not my most comfortable, but I think I can do a good job there, so it was nice to come out with some credit.”
Moore enjoyed a fantastic loan spell with Rangers last year and has featured heavily under De Zerbi in pre-season.
There have been talks that Koln could sign him on loan, and a deal is close to being finalised, but it remains to be seen if his recent performances have led to a change of heart for the Tottenham boss.
