'Selling Spence would be regressive' - fans on Inter talks
Alistair: No. Seems mad, he's been developed into an elite attacking full-back to pair with Pedro Porro and now he's going. Destiny Udogie is too injury prone. Anthony: I definitely don't think it is wise that my team sell Djed Spence.
Fans react to the suggestion of selling Tottenham's Djed Spence to Inter Milan for a minimum fee of £25.6 million. Alistair expresses his disapproval, stating that it seems mad that the talented full-back, who has been developed into an elite attacking player, would be let go. Destiny Udogie notes that Spence's injury history makes his departure even more puzzling.
Anthony defends his team, saying he always liked Spence and believes he will continue to improve, urging the club to hold onto him. Keef highlights the importance of having a reliable backup for Spence in case of an injury, considering the potential cost of losing him. Ross questions the valuation of Spence, arguing that his age, experience, and World Cup performances warrant a higher price.
Rob agrees, emphasizing Spence's versatility and his strong World Cup performances. Peter expresses a desire to keep Spence but acknowledges the decision as a positive step for his career, driven by financial considerations. Tom argues that selling Spence makes sense, as he will vie for a starting spot in England's national team and that the attacking needs of the team should be prioritized.
Ian concludes by asserting that a player who wants to leave should be allowed to do so, but criticizes the club for failing to retain him despite his desire to stay.
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