Overview
- Tottenham and Inter have a verbal agreement worth €31.5 million in fixed fees with performance add-ons that could push the total toward €34–35 million.
- Djed Spence has agreed personal terms with Inter and was reported to have flown to Milan to undergo a medical on Thursday before signing a five‑year contract.
- The move follows Spence’s raised profile from the 2026 World Cup and his decision to seek regular first‑team minutes after Roberto De Zerbi could not guarantee him a starting role at Spurs.
- Inter view Spence as a direct replacement for Denzel Dumfries and as cover on either flank, while Tottenham see the sale as part of their summer squad rebuild and to raise transfer funds.
- The transfer structure reportedly includes sell‑on protections for Middlesbrough and routine remaining steps—medical, signature and paperwork—that must be completed before the deal is official.