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Tottenham vs Manchester United: Ryan Mason calls up 15 y/o Spurs teenager to first-team training

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As Tottenham Hotspur prepare to take on Manchester United on Thursday, Mikey Moore has been spotted in first-team training.

It is remarkable that at just 15 years of age, Spurs have deemed the child prodigy ready to train with the senior side.

However, Mikey Moore was indeed pictured in training for Tottenham Hotspur ahead of their heavyweight clash against Manchester United.

Mikey Moore spotted in Tottenham training ahead of the Manchester United clash

A striker by trade, Moore is considered as one of the most talented youth products at the club.

With three goals and four assists for Spurs in 10 appearances in the U-18 Premier League, the wonderkid has been showing signs of his immense potential.

Unsurprisingly, the highly-rated talent has also represented England at U-16 level.

As Tottenham Hotspur ready themselves to lock horns against Manchester United, Mikey Moore was seen trying to beat the likes of Cristian Romero, Arnaut Danjuma and Japhet Tanganga in training on Getty Images.

Tottenham Hotspur Training Session
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Clearly, the teenager is deemed physically ready to train with the big boys, whilst also possessing the natural ability to do so.

HITC View: Tottenham could have a real special talent on their hands

The fact that Arsenal’s Ethan Nwaneri came on in a Premier League game against Bournemouth at the same age became a big story.

And unsurprisingly so, considering how young he was and the level at which he was tasked to play at, albeit for a couple of minutes.

The fact that Ryan Mason believes that Mikey Moore was ready to train with the Tottenham first-team squad ahead of a game against Manchester United speaks volumes about how talented he is.

Often, clubs are extremely careful with their development of young players as handling their rise could make-or-break their careers.

However, Moore has been thrown straight into the deep alongside established players and internationals, which just goes to show how special he already is.