Jedaias Capucho Neves, former footballer, analyzed the arrival of Djed Spence at Inter. The former footballer emphasized how it is necessary to change perspective compared to the past.
“We need to erase the name of Dumfries, there is no identical player. We need to look for a player for that flank: I was hoping that Luis Henrique would grow faster in that role,” he said. He then described the characteristics of the English winger: “Spence is very versatile and strong and has a higher level of speed than the Dutchman, who, however, had learned to play with Inter and had adapted.”
According to Jeda, the newcomer will also need time to integrate. “Spence also needs time. In Inter’s mechanisms there are automatisms, with an alternative to the formation this player can provide it, he can create confusion,” he explained. He then added: “Dumfries had learned to attack. It’s a matter of mechanisms and connection with the team.”
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