INTER MILAN has initiated discussions regarding a potential transfer for England’s beloved player Djed Spence.
The 25-year-old full-back is set to participate in the World Cup semi-final match against Argentina this Wednesday in Atlanta.
However, his future with the club remains unclear, with a potential move away from Tottenham seeming more feasible.
Despite demonstrating his abilities on the international platform, Spence is still viewed as a backup option for Spurs.
Currently, Spain’s Pedro Porro is the primary right-back, while Andy Robertson and Destiny Udogie occupy the left-back positions.
Inter Milan is considering making an approach for Spence, who has also garnered interest from Everton.
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Spence faced challenges during his first World Cup in the US, receiving criticism for a lackluster performance against DR Congo.
Nonetheless, he redeemed himself with impressive displays as a substitute against Mexico and Norway.
His heartfelt remarks after the hard-fought victory over Norway endeared him even more to fans of the Three Lions.
After eliminating Erling Haaland and his teammates from the championship, and thanks to two goals from Jude Bellingham, he stated: “Listen, I just want to make my country proud, the nation proud, my team proud, the manager proud.”
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“When I step onto the pitch, I’ll give 110% for this country. I’m just grateful to contribute.”
Spence’s relationship with coach Thomas Tuchel seems to have been tested during their time in the US and Mexico.
The German manager is frequently observed passionately motivating his swift defender more than others.
However, following the comeback against Norway, Spence quashed any rumors of discord between them.
“I think it’s just passion,” he explained. “Just motivating me to go on the pitch and create opportunities, and that’s what I accomplished.”
