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Djed Spence nears Tottenham exit with Inter in talks over £25.6m move
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Djed Spence nears Tottenham exit with Inter in talks over £25.6m move

The Guardian Football about 17 hours 1 mins read
  • England defender keen on move to Italian champions

  • Udogie and Porro set to be Spurs’ first-choice full-backs

Tottenham are prepared to allow Djed Spence to join Inter, with the England defender expected to cost around €30m (£25.6m).

Spence – who started four games for England at the World Cup, including the semi-final against Argentina – has fallen further down the pecking order at Spurs after the arrival of Andy Robertson from Liverpool. He signed a new four-year contract in north London at the start of last season but is believed to be keen on joining the Italian champions, with Destiny Udogie and Pedro Porro expected to be Roberto De Zerbi’s preferred full-backs this season.

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