Overview
- Inter and Tottenham confirmed the permanent transfer on Saturday, August 15, 2026, with Spence signing a contract through June 30, 2031 after completing medical checks in Milan.
- Multiple outlets report the fee at roughly €30–35m with performance add‑ons and a 10% sell‑on clause included, though exact upfront and bonus splits vary across reports.
- The club positions Spence as the tactical successor to Denzel Dumfries, offering versatility to play on either flank and defensive strength suited to Inter’s wing‑back system.
- Spence arrives off a strong run of form that included a regular role for England at the 2026 World Cup and prior Serie A experience during a 2024 loan at Genoa.
- For Tottenham the sale yields a net transfer profit and a 10% future resale stake for the selling side creates potential long‑term financial upside while fans and coaches will watch how quickly Spence adapts to Inter’s system.