“SHOCKING Rangers Star’s SECRET Talks with Wales FA for JAW-DROPPING International Switch – You Won’t Believe What Happens Next!”

Rangers secured the services of 18-year-old Mikey Moore on loan from Tottenham last summer, but the young forward has yet to make a major impact at Ibrox.

Under increasing pressure, manager Russell Martin has turned to the teenager in recent weeks to provide fresh energy in attack.

Moore impressed during the Premier Sports Cup quarter-final against Hibernian, starting on the right wing and helping the Gers claim a 2-0 victory.

His growing involvement at club level has now drawn international attention, with reports suggesting he may become the subject of a tug-of-war between England and Wales.

According to BBC Sport, the Football Association of Wales has approached Moore, encouraging him to switch allegiances from England to the Dragons, for whom he qualifies through a grandparent.

Craig Bellamy has also personally spoken to the highly rated prospect about committing to Wales. For now, however, Moore is said to be in no rush to make a decision, having already featured for the England Under-19s.

Should the winger ultimately choose Wales, a call-up to Bellamy’s squad could arrive sooner rather than later, with opportunities at senior level likely to come faster than they would with England.

By contrast, breaking into the Three Lions setup remains a daunting task given the depth of attacking talent available to Gareth Southgate.

At club level, Moore’s introduction to life at Ibrox was delayed due to registration complications, as he had not turned 18 when he initially signed.

He eventually made his debut in the 4-2 win over Alloa Athletic in the Premier Sports Cup.

While his role has fluctuated, he has become increasingly relied upon in recent fixtures as Martin seeks solutions to Rangers’ poor form.

The Scottish manager has endured a torrid start, winning only four of his 13 games in charge and overseeing the Light Blues’ worst league start in nearly half a century.

Despite being backed heavily in the summer with 13 new signings, results have failed to improve, leaving Martin under immense scrutiny.

Each match now feels decisive, with fans already calling for change and investors Andrew Cavenagh and 49ers Enterprises facing a tough decision over his future.

For Martin, Moore could represent a glimmer of hope. The teenager’s energy and flair may prove crucial in helping the Gers find consistency and could even buy the manager precious time.

Whether Moore also decides to reshape his international career remains to be seen, but his immediate challenge is to make his mark in Glasgow.