Rangers signed Tottenham’s talents in a loan – warning Winger that he disrespectful of the rival

Mickey Moore will hope that it did not pay Rangers’ competitors exactly as one of the former Tottenham Hatspour stars during his loan spell on IBROX.

Winger Spurs joined the Scottish giants with a seasonal loan for the 2025/26 season to make progress.

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Moore has already played 21 senior games for Spurs and is now scheduled to win the precious first team with Rangers.

“I am excited to go,” he said. As soon as I heard Rangers was interested and I wanted to come, it was a great opportunity for me.

“I am excited to be here and I hope to be able to show fans and all I can do.

“I think with the new boss and the way we play is a great place for the minute. It was a very easy decision for me to come here.”

But he is not the first Spurs to replace North London for Glasgow.

In August 2015, Nathan Odewa linked a seasonal loan contract with puppet bears.

And to say that he has created an immediate impact on his first game is a failure.

Oudova won the Championship in the 5-1 Rangers win at Alloa Atletic.

With the victory of everyone, but thanks to the first four goals, Oduwa decided to showcase his silk skills in the final stages.

He tried to fascinate the defender on a full-time whistle on Colin Hamilton.

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Hamilton was accused of disrespecting, while insisting that the 19 -year -old young man invited the problem if they try to show with other defenders in the section.

“I felt like she was trying to get P ***,” said the graduate of the Hearts Academy.

“What was there, another minute? Did he really need it? I can’t tell any player how to play or not play, that’s his decision.

“Fans of many Rangers were behind the goal and he tried to name them with a wee trick while his team had won 5-1.

“What can you do? He is trying to show. I didn’t even find a chance to talk to him after the game because he just got off.

“I’m sure there are other backs of the center and there are left behind, if he does it again, he may not get away with it.

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“I was disappointed not only, but also with the game. We killed ourselves in the first half, though they were very good.”

Hamilton’s criticism made Marc Warborton, the manager of Rangers in defense of the young man, because he said Flair players should be encouraged.

However, Warborton stated that he would talk to Oudova privately.

“I am not always a big fan of it! But you have to hope to create a real talent – and he is a real talent,” he said of the rainbow flip.

“The lack of respect for any of the players is absolutely not. He just enjoyed his football.

“He comes to the game. When you are a young player in a big club, you are not in the first team, disappointing. You want competitive football.

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“We’ll have a quiet word. He is a very respected young man. I have no doubt that he imagines – for the right reasons.

“He’s a very talented player. We’ve been chasing him for a while.

“He came from a wonderful academy and has done a good season with the first Spores team.”

“I just wondering what the media reaction will be, and if a foreign player does, what is the reaction of the fans,” said Warborton.

“If Lionel Messi came in and did it, what would be the reaction?

“He (Oudova) is a young boy and he came there, a smile on his face with many talents, eager to influence and play good.

“He made a difference when he entered. He found a lot of talent. There is no lack of respect.

This was a similar view shared by Alva coach Danny Lennon, who rejected the view that Oudova was disrespectful, and instead praised him for his efforts.

“He just wants to show the quality he has in front of his new fans, no, nor by any means,” Lennon said.

“He certainly looks a talent. He will be a new air for Scotland football and you want to put that creativity.

“I don’t think he was disrespectful.”

Meanwhile, the captain James Tavernier has now announced that Oudova’s dramatic antiques have earned him a new nickname in the dressing room.

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The right defender revealed: “The supporters loved all his tricks and I hope he was rewarded for the goal and pass. I was calling him JG Okucha.”

While expected to be great things from Oduwa in Rangers, he tried his loan in January and scored only 19 games in all matches.

And by pursuing Moore on his stairs, this 17 -year -old hopes not to destroy the feathers.

What happened to Nathan Oudova?

After his spell with Rangers, they successfully gained more loans to Clashter and Peter Boro.

Winger then left Spurs in 2017 as Olimpia Ljubljana’s Slovenian position, where he made 22 league games before he finished his contract with mutual consent.

Before leaving Israel with Hapuel Hadira, he suffered a similar fate with Danish and Bulkol’s side.

Then there were spells in Ireland and Azerbaijan with Dundalk, Shamakhi and Turan Tovuz.

And he is currently after 10 games in League 2 at Chungbuk Cheongju without a club.