Discussions are underway between Tottenham and Inter Milan regarding the potential sale of defender Djed Spence. Inter Milan believes that a comprehensive package of £30m could be sufficient to finalize the deal, and Tottenham is reportedly willing to sell if they receive a satisfactory offer. Spence's playing opportunities at Tottenham may be limited this season due to competition from Destiny Udogie and Andy Robertson for the left-back position, as well as Pedro Porro being the clear first choice on the right. Inter Milan is seeking to acquire a new player capable of operating as a wing-back, with Spence being a top target after negotiations for Al Ittihad's Moussa Diaby stalled.
Tottenham's manager, Roberto de Zerbi, has stated that the club is 'not finished yet' in the transfer market as they strive to build a competitive Premier League squad. Having narrowly avoided relegation last season, Tottenham has already invested around £237m in the transfer market, breaking their transfer record twice for Mateus Fernandes and Sandro Tonali. Other notable signings include Dutch defender Jan Paul van Hecke from Brighton for £52m, and free agents Martin Dubravka, Robertson, and Marcos Senesi.
With Micky van de Ven committing his long-term future to the club, there is optimism that Tottenham will soon be challenging at the top of the table. De Zerbi expressed his confidence in the club's transfer activity, stating that they have 'not finished yet' and are looking forward to the new season with 'different ambitions' and 'different results'.