Tottenham Hotspur youngster Mikey Moore has been sidelined since October with an illness which has sparked concern among fans.
The 17-year-old striker, who has enjoyed a breakthrough season under manager Ange Postecoglou, impressed during pre-season and made eight senior appearances in all competitions before his illness struck.
“Outstanding” Moore he earned praise from manager Ange Postecoglou with his performances, which saw him even overtake Timo Werner in the pecking order at one point.
His last appearance was in Spurs’ League Cup clash against Manchester City, and since then he has missed 14 games, a major setback in his young career.
Dr. Rajpal Brar shares the latest on Mikey Moore
Injury expert Dr. Rajpal Brar has now assessed the teenager’s condition, shedding light on the potential impact of the illness on Moore’s fitness.
Dr Brar’s comments suggest Moore’s recovery may take longer than initially anticipated, with the illness likely affecting his fitness and readiness for match action.
Speaking about the player’s illness, he said Tottenham News:
“It really comes down to what he could or couldn’t do while he was sick.
“If he’s been in bed and not eating, that can significantly affect his fitness levels and his conditioning, which requires a longer track.
“Based on his absence, it sounds on the more serious side and he could still be out for several games.”
Mikey Moore – Tottenham’s rising star
Mikey Moore’s journey has been nothing short of remarkable. Joining Tottenham’s academy at the age of nine, the youngster quickly rose through the ranks, becoming a standout player for the U17 and U18 sides.
During his time with the Under-18s, Moore scored an astonishing 19 goals and provided 13 assists in just 24 games, showcasing his immense talent. He made history in May 2024 by becoming Tottenham’s youngest Premier League player at just 16 years and 277 days.
He looks like Neymarhe is considered one of the greatest talents to emerge from the academy since Harry Kane.
Tottenham supporters will be hoping that Moore’s illness is not a long-term problem and that he can continue on his way to becoming a top-flight player for the club.
