Former Tottenham scout questions Djed Spence's transfer to Inter
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Sep 24, 2026, 4:05 PM
Last updated Sep 24, 2026
Bryan King, a former senior scout at Tottenham Hotspur, is perplexed by the sale of Djed Spence to Inter Milan for £25 million. King argues that Spence, a full England international and standout player during the World Cup, was crucial to Spurs and that the transfer fee was inadequate. Tottenham did not sign a replacement after spending over £400 million during the summer transfer window, leaving Archie Gray, a midfielder, to fill in at right-back. King expressed doubts about the decision to release Spence and suggested other players could have been moved on instead.
- •Djed Spence transferred from Tottenham to Inter Milan this summer.
- •Bryan King criticized the £25m transfer fee as too low.
- •Tottenham's lack of a replacement leaves a gap at right-back.
- •Archie Gray has been playing at right-back in recent matches.
- 4:05 PMYahoo Sports — Former Tottenham scout ‘still trying to work out’ why Spence was sold to Inter
"Bryan King, a former senior scout at Tottenham, has questioned the decision to let Djed Spence join Inter, arguing the fee was too low and the player too important to lose.Speaking to Football Insider...
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