Tottenham Hotspur made several moves during the January transfer window, including signing Antonin Kinsky, Kevin Danso, and Mathys Tel. Despite the slow start, Moore, a 17-year-old, made his return after a virus kept him out for two months. Mathys Tel arrived on loan after the deadline, with Kinsky debuting in January. Moore also made significant contributions during his appearances, assisting Richarlison’s goal against Everton.
The transfer window for Tottenham Hotspur in January saw the club make a series of signings, with Antonin Kinsky, Kevin Danso, and Mathys Tel joining the squad. However, there was also an unnoticed addition to the first-team squad, Mikey Moore, who made a return after a two-month absence due to a virus.
Moore’s involvement began when he was named as a substitute for Tottenham’s League Cup match against Liverpool in early January. In terms of actual transfers, Spurs signed Kinsky and Danso with a gap of almost a month between the two arrivals. Then, on deadline day, Mathys Tel joined on loan, officially completing the third transfer of the winter window for the club. Despite the delay in signing an outfield player, all three new players were available for the Liverpool match, with Kinsky debuting in the first leg of the League Cup semi-final.
Moore’s contributions have been notable, especially in the FA Cup against Tamworth and his assist in a Premier League match against Everton, where he helped set up Richarlison’s goal. This winter transfer activity further strengthens Postecoglou’s squad as Tottenham looks to make a push in all competitions.
