Tom Holland says he knows when Miles Morales will debut in the MCU but won’t reveal it

Tom Holland has revealed that he knows when Miles Morales will make his live-action debut in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, although he is keeping the timing secret.

Speaking with 1Live, the Spider-Man: Brand New Day star was asked what question he would raise as a Spider-Man fan.

Holland immediately chose the long-running question surrounding Miles Morales’ introduction to the MCU.

Holland said, "Whoa, ok, ok, what would be the first question? I guess it would be, 'When will we get Miles Morales?' would be the question I would ask, because I know the answer."

When 1Live asked, "And it is?", Zendaya replied, "I can't tell you!"

Holland then joked, "I'm asking the questions, not answering them!"

Tom Holland says, as a Spider-Man fan, the first question he would ask is: “When will we get Miles Morales?”

Host: “what would be for you as a Spider Man fan, the first question you would ask today if you were sitting on my chair?”

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Holland’s comments have renewed speculation about when the Afro-Latino Spider-Man could appear alongside Peter Parker.

Miles has yet to make his live-action debut in the MCU, despite becoming widely recognised through Sony’s animated Spider-Verse films and Insomniac’s Spider-Man video games.

The MCU has already included references that have fuelled speculation. Donald Glover’s Aaron Davis mentioned his nephew in Spider-Man: Homecoming, while Jamie Foxx’s Electro referred to a “Black Spider-Man” in *Spider-Man: No Way Home”.

Holland has also discussed the possibility of eventually passing the Spider-Man role to another actor or sharing the mantle with Miles Morales.

There are currently no definitive details about when or where Miles could enter the MCU. Potential opportunities include a future Spider-Man film or one of the upcoming Avengers movies.

Spider-Man: Brand New Day is currently playing in cinemas worldwide.