The Tottenham youngster became a popular figure during his season in Glasgow but ultimately left empty-handed after Rangers’ Premiership title challenge collapsed during the closing weeks of the campaign.

Speaking to the Daily Record, Moore revealed that the connection he developed with Rangers has left him determined to return if the right opportunity arises later in his career. Asked whether he feels he has unfinished business at Ibrox, Moore said: “100 per cent.

“The connection I built there in Glasgow and the love I now have for the club means that for me, as long as I'm in a good place and I feel I can help the club, it’s a dream of mine to go back there at some point.

“I loved living there; I loved the club so I do feel like I do want to go back at some point and help the team to win again.

“Obviously I never got to do it myself, and honestly I hope that it happens this year but at some point I'd like to experience that myself.”

Moore admits failing to lift a trophy remains his biggest regret from his Rangers spell. He added: “When I look back at it, we were in such a good position to do it. I would have loved to have lifted the trophy, so that's something I do, obviously, regret.

“I can't do anything about it now, but hopefully at some point I can put it right.”