The Spurs kid<\/a> was persuaded to make a 12-month switch to Glasgow by Russell Martin last summer but struggled as the former Southampton gaffer\u2019s chaotic reign imploded inside 122 days.<\/p>\n The arrival of Danny Rohl<\/a>, however, had led to a dramatic upturn in the 18-year-old\u2019s fortunes and there have already been early calls from the Ibrox faithful for the terms of his loan to be pushed on into next season.<\/p>\n England Under-19 international Moore isn\u2019t counting out the possibility but he knows he\u2019ll have to maintain his current form if he\u2019s to be welcomed back.<\/p>\n Moore said: \u201cI think for me now, it’s not down to me. I’ve got six or seven months left and I’ve got lots to prove until then.<\/p>\n \u201cI could go off and start playing terribly and the fans don’t like me anymore so they might not want me next year!<\/p>\n \u201cI need to keep showing what I can do and we’ll see what happens in the summer really.\u201d<\/p>\n Moore has more pressing matters to be contending with in the meantime, primarily tomorrow night\u2019s (Monday\u2019s) Premiership showdown with Hibs.<\/p>\n Rohl and his players are hoping to build on last week\u2019s 3-0 win over Kilmarnock, which saw Moore score once and have another goal chalked off as he made his return from a month out injured.<\/p>\n But they will have to shake off the disappointment of seeing their faint Europa League hopes crumble in Budapest on Thursday night.<\/p>\n The 2-1 defeat to Robbie Keane\u2019s Ferencvaros side<\/a> was their fifth from six games, leaving the Ibrox side sitting on just one point from the 18 available so far.<\/p>\n![](\"https:\/\/www.newsbeep.com\/uk\/wp-content\/uploads\/2025\/12\/0_JS390037420.jpg\")
Mikey Moore of Rangers celebrates <\/p>\n