Inter Milan believe a total package of \u00a330m could be enough to get a deal for Djed Spence done; Spence's opportunities could be limited at Spurs this season; Inter want to bring in a new player who can operate as a wing-back<\/p>\n
Tottenham\u00a0are in talks with\u00a0Inter Milan\u00a0over the sale of\u00a0Djed Spence.<\/p>\n
Inter believe a total package of \u00a330m could be enough to get a deal done and Spurs are understood to be willing to sell if they receive an acceptable offer.<\/p>\n
Spence's opportunities could be limited at Spurs this season with Destiny Udogie and Andy Robertson also competing for the left-back position and the ever-present Pedro Porro the clear first choice on the right.<\/p>\n
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Inter want to bring in a new player who can operate as a wing-back.<\/p>\n
Spence has been high on their list all summer and Inter are now turning their attention to the Spurs man after struggling to strike a deal for Al Ittihad's Moussa Diaby.<\/p>\n
Roberto de Zerbi maintains Tottenham are "not finished yet" in the transfer market as they look to build a competitive Premier League squad again.<\/p>\n
Having only avoided relegation on the final day of last season, Spurs have spent already spent around \u00a3237m – with the club's transfer record broken twice in deals for Mateus Fernandes and Sandro Tonali.<\/p>\n
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Dutch defender Jan Paul van Hecke also arrived from Brighton for \u00a352m, while Martin Dubravka, Robertson and Marcos Senesi signed on as free agents.<\/p>\n
With Micky van de Ven having also committed his long-term future to the club, there is genuine hope Spurs will soon be challenging at the other end of the table.<\/p>\n
"In the transfer market, we have not finished yet [with] the players who will arrive," De Zerbi said, speaking to the Men in Blazers Network.<\/p>\n
"We are looking forward to start another season with, I don't know [different] ambitions, but with different results."<\/p>\n
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