Spence, Tottenham asks for 40 million: Inter is counting on the player

The negotiations for Djed Spence could take off in the next few hours. According to Corriere dello Sport, Tottenham has set a starting price of 35 million euros, with possible bonuses that could bring the deal up to 40 million. The Spurs have raised their demands after the winger’s performances at the World Cup, where he stood out as a key player.

Marotta and Ausilio are aiming to lower the amount and are counting on the player’s willingness to get a discount. Spence, in fact, is not a first choice in the English squad: ahead of him are Pedro Porro on the right wing and Udogie on the left. This has led to the idea of a change of scenery, with a possible return to Italy among his preferred options.

The Nerazzurri club considers the Englishman the right profile to inherit from Dumfries, but only under the right financial conditions. The newspaper points out that the player will also have to push to facilitate the deal, convincing Tottenham to reconsider their demands. The Spurs are not putting up a wall and in England there is also talk of interest from Everton, but they want to maximize the proceeds from the sale.

The already known alternatives remain on the table: from Doué to Molina, passing through Read and Perisic.