Liverpool is reportedly monitoring Tottenham Hotspur defender Djed Spence, who could be on his way out of the London club this summer. The 25-year-old has attracted interest from several teams, including Inter Milan and Newcastle United.
Spence could be a valuable addition to Liverpool's squad, particularly in the full-back department, where the team could use more quality and depth. He has shown his skills with Tottenham and is currently impressing with the England national team in the World Cup.
One of Spence's key assets is his versatility, as he can operate on either flank, making him a useful utility man for Liverpool. This would be especially important given the injury struggles of Jeremie Frimpong and Conor Bradley last season, and the departure of Andrew Robertson.
However, it's unclear if Spence would be willing to join Liverpool, as he may not be guaranteed a starting spot. He would likely be a squad player, which could be a similar situation to his current role at Tottenham.
For Spence to be interested in joining Liverpool, the team would need to offer him regular game time, which is crucial for his development at this stage of his career. He is good enough to start for Premier League teams, and alternatives like Newcastle or Inter Milan may be more appealing if they can offer him a guaranteed spot in the starting lineup.
Spence has also been linked to Everton, and it remains to be seen if Liverpool will make an official offer to sign him. Tottenham is reportedly willing to sanction his departure for the right price, particularly as they look to bring in new attackers before the transfer window closes.
