Inter Milan sniffing around Spence. Spurs happy to open the door.

Sky Sports says Inter sees Spence as a wing-back, a solid option. He's their top pick this summer, especially after they struck out trying to get Moussa Diaby from Al Ittihad.

Spurs? They look ready to deal.

Think about it: Destiny Udogie, Andy Robertson, Pedro Porro. All vying for those wide spots. Spence? He's staring down a packed house heading into the new campaign. Porro's firmly entrenched as the first-choice right-back. So, tell me, where's the kid, the 23-year-old, supposed to get a run? Regular minutes are a pipe dream.

Tottenham's been splashing the cash, no doubt. Roberto de Zerbi's crew has already dropped something like £237m. They busted their own transfer record *twice* for Mateus Fernandes and Sandro Tonali. Then there's Jan Paul van de Hecke from Brighton, another £52m. Plus, they snagged Martin Dubravka, Robertson, and Marcos Senesi on free transfers. Quite the shopping spree.

De Zerbi, bless his heart, insists the window's still wide open. He told the Men in Blazers Network more bodies are coming. Spurs, he says, are trying to climb the table after flirting with relegation last season. Yeah, *relegation*. The club's ambition and their wallet? Both are clearly bulging, he claims. Though he did, grudgingly, admit they need a tougher squad, one that can actually fight for the Premier League title. Imagine that.

Spence walking out the door would thin out the full-back situation. More importantly, it'd free up some cash. Money that could be spent on... well, who knows where.