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Serie A champions Inter Milan are considering a summer move for Tottenham Hotspur full-back Djed Spence, according to transfer guru Fabrizio Romano.

Spence was a key player for Spurs last season having started 23 league matches, while making a further seven sub outings.

The 25-year-old’s good form saw him earn a spot in the England squad for the 2026 World Cup, where he has featured in all six matches so far.

Inter hoping to bring Spence back to Italy

And Spence’s showings for both club and country have not gone unnoticed, with Inter now looking to bring the versatile Englishman to Italy.

Romano reports that talks between both Inter and Spurs are ongoing, though the Italian giants are yet to match the Premier League side’s valuation for Spence.

The player himself, however, is open to the move despite his increased importance for the north London side.

A move to Inter would also mark a return to Italy for Spence, who spent the second half of the 2023/24 season on loan at Genoa.

Genoa had hoped to secure Spence’s services permanently, but were unable to agree a fee with Spurs for the England international.

Spence set for bench role vs Argentina

Spence is unlikely to start for the Three Lions when they take on Argentina in the semi-final of the 2026 World Cup on Wednesday.

The Spurs man impressed off the bench in the quarter-final 2-1 win over Norway, yet the expectation is that Ezri Konsa will retain his starting spot at right-back, while Nico O’Reilly will feature at left-back.

The winner of tonight’s clash in Atlanta will take on Spain in Sunday’s showpiece after La Roja’s 2-0 win over France.

Goals from Real Sociedad forward Mikel Oyarzabal and Spurs right-back Pedro Porro either side of half time saw Spain progress to the World Cup 2026 final as they look to go the distance for the first time since 2010 and just the second time in their history.

Opinion suggests Spurs could turn to the ‘English Neymar’ as a cost-effective wide option instead of pursuing Rafael Leao or Cody Gakpo.

Inter assess Djed Spence despite Spurs’ ‘very high’ valuation. The wing-back impressed on loan at Genoa in 2024 and is now in Tottenham’s first‑team picture, making a deal dependent on cost.

Xavi Simons hails De Zerbi’s ‘new energy’, targets a ‘new Tottenham’, and updates ACL rehab. He praises big signings Tonali, Mateus Fernandes, Robertson and van Hecke, and vows to return stronger.

Al Ahli agree €45m deal with Sporting for Francisco Trincão, offering €10m a year. He is holding out for Premier League interest from Man City or Spurs, who must match Sporting’s terms to sign him.

Benfica raise Andreas Schjelderup’s price to €50m after a standout World Cup, including a screamer v England and two assists for Haaland. Chelsea, Liverpool and Spurs remain keen as he eyes England.

Analysis argues Spurs have shifted power to De Zerbi, backing him with £237m on Tonali, Mateus Fernandes and van Hecke plus free agents Robertson, Senesi and Dubravka, marking a new recruitment model.

Spurs are readying a mega bid for a Premier League forward despite already signing Mateus Fernandes and Sandro Tonali.

Tottenham prospect Alfie Devine rejected Burnley after Preston missed a £4.5m option. Spurs agreed a £6m sale to Preston, with a deal running until 2031. Burnley, amid a manager search, failed to land the target from Spurs.

England full-back Djed Spence is wearing a protective face mask against Norway at the World Cup.

Lazio’s €3.5m loan plus €8m option for Sergi Dominguez is rejected as Dinamo Zagreb seek €15m. After selling Radu Dragusin, Spurs could revive their move and outbid Lazio for the 21-year-old centre-back.

Spurs are tipped to bid around £29m for a Barcelona player, with the Catalans open to a sale as Tottenham continue their midfield overhaul after signing Sandro Tonali and Mateus Fernandes.

The agent of Tottenham Hotspur transfer target Eli Junior Kroupi has provided an update on the striker’s future amidst reports of a possible move to the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium this summer.

Kroupi enjoyed a superb breakout campaign for Bournemouth as he scored 13 league goals for the Cherries.

And the 20-year-old’s performances on the south coast did not go unnoticed with a number of Premier League sides keeping tabs on the Frenchman.

Arsenal, Liverpool, Chelsea and Manchester United have all been credited with an interest in the 20-year-old, while La Liga giants Barcelona are also monitoring his situation.

Tottenham looking to continue summer spending

Spurs are now hoping to beat their rivals to the signing of Cherries hitman as they aim to continue their summer splurge.

The north London giants have brought in Andy Robertson, Marcos Senesi and Jan Paul van Hecke to strengthen at the back.

Martin Dubravka has joined as backup to Antonin Kinsky between the sticks, while Mateus Fernandes and Sandro Tonali bolster the midfield.

Attention now turns to the attack, with Kroupi among the club’s top targets in a bid to improve their frontline.

'We'll see what happens'

Kroupi’s agent, Moussa Sissoko, has since delivered an update on the status of his client’s future.

Sissoko shut down claims regarding an agreement in place with either Spurs or Barcelona, but conceded that talks over Kroupi's next move will take place soon.

“We are still discussing his future. We’ll see what happens in the coming days; at the moment there is no final decision,” Sissoko told 365 Scores.

Bournemouth are understandably keen to retain Kroupi’s services and are believed to have slapped a £100m asking price on the former Lorient man.

Spurs are also looking to bolster in wide areas this summer with Rafael Leao, Savinho and Antonio Nusa, of AC Milan, Manchester City and RB Leipzig, respectively, all being watched by Roberto De Zerbi’s side.

Spurs make the most concrete contact for Marcus Rashford amid intermediaries’ talks. High wages and his wish for Champions League football are hurdles, with Roma and Napoli unconvinced.

Agent Moussa Sissoko says Eli Junior Kroupi has made no final decision. Bournemouth striker, 13 PL goals in 2025-26, is admired by Spurs, but there is no agreement. Barcelona contact denied.

Spurs and Nottingham Forest are set to battle for a £9m defender, with both clubs seeking to reinforce at the back.

Spurs join Newcastle and Forest for Sevilla left-back Joaquín Oso. Sevilla set a renewal deadline, otherwise he is available for €10m. Premier League trio await the club’s decision.

Sporting’s Francisco Trincão stalls Al Ahli switch as Spurs assess him for right wing and No 10 cover. City interest depends on Savinho’s exit. €50m fee likely needed to keep him in Europe.

Cristian Romero’s issue is confirmed as cramp. The Spurs centre-back is expected to start for Argentina against Switzerland, resuming his partnership with Lisandro Martinez.

Spurs eye £215m sales after £237m spend. Johnson sold, Vuskovic to Brighton, Dragusin loaned. Club open to offers for Spence, Romero, Vicario, Bergvall as Venkatesham stresses ‘decisive’ trading.

Report claims Spurs are in talks to sign ‘one of the best players in the world’, seen as a bigger coup than Rafael Leao, to bolster the forward line.

Spurs’ free-agent history: Teddy Sheringham returned in 2001, William Gallas joined in 2010, and Edgar Davids arrived in 2005, as De Zerbi also adds Robertson, Senesi and Dubravka this summer.

Tottenham have made an offer for Randal Kolo Muani, though Juventus are favourites. Spurs and Brentford also track 18-year-old Ousmane Diabate in a £3m move.

Spurs and Brighton track Sevilla winger Rubén Vargas after World Cup form. Price set at €15m, with the 27-year-old open to a Premier League move. West Ham interest fades after relegation.

Gareth Bale recalls choosing Spurs over Manchester United in 2007 to prioritise first-team football, a decision that led to his rise before a record move to Real Madrid.

AC Milan’s Rafael Leao wants the Premier League and is willing to join Tottenham for around £61m. The winger can also cover up front as Spurs prioritise attacking reinforcements under De Zerbi.

Spurs plan an £85m bid for Bournemouth’s 20-year-old Eli Kroupi Junior after his 13-goal season. Versatile across left and centre, he fits De Zerbi’s high-press demands, though Bournemouth resist a sale.

Fabrizio Romano says Cristian Romero could leave Spurs, and would like a move to La Liga if the right opportunity arrives. With Van de Ven, Van Hecke and Senesi in, Tottenham feel covered at centre-back.

Barcelona and Atlético Madrid are monitoring Cristian Romero’s situation amid claims Tottenham plan to sell, with reports that the defender wants a move to La Liga.

Spurs’ rapid rebuild under Roberto De Zerbi continues, with a striker who recently rejected Arsenal offered to Tottenham in recent days.

Spurs have held talks for Como’s Martin Baturina and have been told the Croatia playmaker will cost around £68m, with Bayern also keen and the midfielder contracted until 2030.

Spurs are preparing an £85m bid for Bournemouth’s 13-goal forward Eli Junior Kroupi, amid interest from Arsenal and PSG, as they seek a new centre-forward option.

Fiorentina will take Radu Dragusin from Spurs on a one-year €1.5m loan with a €17.5m obligation to buy. The defender is set for a medical.

Juventus hold positive talks to take Spurs keeper Guglielmo Vicario on loan with an option to buy. Vicario is keen, with a salary around €4m. Tottenham are open amid Juve’s difficulties for Dibu Martinez and Zion Suzuki.

Spurs agree Dragusin exit to Fiorentina, £1m loan plus £15.5m obligation. Viola cover wages through 2026/27. Romanian sought move after limited minutes amid Romero, Van de Ven, Danso, Senesi, Van Hecke arrivals.

Tottenham’s Djed Spence is ruled out of England vs Mexico with injury. With Reece James out and Jarrel Quansah only just passed fit, Tuchel faces a right-back dilemma at the Azteca.

Tottenham are weighing up a summer move for Manchester City striker Omar Marmoush as they look to continue their spending spree, reports CaughtOffside.

Spurs have been busy in the market following their close call with relegation, bringing in Andy Robertson, Marcos Senesi, Jan Paul van Hecke and Martin Dubravka from Liverpool, Bournemouth, Brighton and Burnley, respectively.

The north London side made Mateus Fernandes their club-record signing after the Portuguese youngster completed his move across the capital last week.

And they are expected to smash that again with Italian midfielder Sandro Tonali on the cusp of a big-money summer switch to the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium.

Spurs set to prioritise attack

Spurs are now expected to turn their attention to the attack as they look to give head coach Roberto De Zerbi the strongest possible squad to secure a European return.

Savinho is believed to be a top target for Spurs, and the Brazilian may not be the only attacker they sign from City this summer.

Marmoush has previously been linked with a move to north London, though a transfer failed to materialise.

The Egyptian has struggled to consolidate a starting spot at the Etihad Stadium following his arrival from Bundesliga side Eintracht Frankfurt 18 months ago.

A return to Germany has been mooted, while Italian giants Juventus are also believed to be keeping tabs on the Egypt international.

However, Spurs would feel confident about winning the race to sign the 27-year-old, who would cost around €60m to sign from City.

Marmoush isn’t the only forward to have been linked with a move to the capital this summer, with Bournemouth’s Eli Junior Kroupi and Monaco hitman Folarin Balogun also believed to be on Spurs’ wishlist.

A number of players have been linked with a summer Spurs exit with Guglielmo Vicario, Richarlison, Pape Sarr, Radu Dragusin and Cristian Romero expected to be sold in order to help fund the club's rebuild.

Tottenham are weighing up a summer move for Manchester City striker Omar Marmoush as they look to continue their spending spree, reports CaughtOffside.

Spurs have been busy in the market following their close call with relegation, bringing in Andy Robertson, Marcos Senesi, Jan Paul van Hecke and Martin Dubravka from Liverpool, Bournemouth, Brighton and Burnley, respectively.

The north London side made Mateus Fernandes their club-record signing after the Portuguese youngster completed his move across the capital last week.

And they are expected to smash that again with Italian midfielder Sandro Tonali on the cusp of a big-money summer switch to the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium.

Spurs set to prioritise attack

Spurs are now expected to turn their attention to the attack as they look to give head coach Roberto De Zerbi the strongest possible squad to secure a European return.

Savinho is believed to be a top target for Spurs, and the Brazilian may not be the only attacker they sign from City this summer.

Marmoush has previously been linked with a move to north London, though a transfer failed to materialise.

The Egyptian has struggled to consolidate a starting spot at the Etihad Stadium following his arrival from Bundesliga side Eintracht Frankfurt 18 months ago.

A return to Germany has been mooted, while Italian giants Juventus are also believed to be keeping tabs on the Egypt international.

However, Spurs would feel confident about winning the race to sign the 27-year-old, who would cost around €60m to sign from City.

Marmoush isn’t the only forward to have been linked with a move to the capital this summer, with Bournemouth’s Eli Junior Kroupi and Monaco hitman Folarin Balogun also believed to be on Spurs’ wishlist.

A number of players have been linked with a summer Spurs exit with Guglielmo Vicario, Richarlison, Pape Sarr, Radu Dragusin and Cristian Romero expected to be sold in order to help fund the club's rebuild.