Djed Spence's current stance on Tottenham exit revealed amid new Everton speculation - Sources
The versatile defender is reportedly attracting interest from the Blues as they look to solve their right-back issue.
He is not first choice at either full-back position with Spurs, but has impressed when he has got onto the pitch.
Spence is currently away with England at the World Cup, and he has handled himself well so far at the tournament.
He has started twice against Ghana in the group stages and DR Congo in the round of 32, and come off the bench in the Three Lions other games.
His participation in the competition means that it could be a while until we find out where his future lies for the 2026-27 season and beyond, as his current stance is revealed.
What is Djed Spence's feelings on a Tottenham exit?
Tottenham News has learned that Spence is not letting matters at home distract him right now, amid a new report by The Athletic saying that Everton are keen on signing him.
Sources close to the situation insist that his full focus is on helping the nation try to win the World Cup, and not his future at Tottenham.
It could be revisited after the tournament, but right now, any transfer talk is firmly on hold for the 25-year-old.
That makes sense as he needs to be on top form, if called upon by Thomas Tuchel against Norway and in further rounds, if necessary.
How much could Spence be sold for if Everton advance interest?
Spence's value on football transfer website Transfermarkt is £25.6million, but it is likely that Spurs would demand more than that figure.
With this exploits on the international stage and his clear value to De Zerbi given his ability to swap flanks, they could demand in the £40-40m region to sell.
It remains be seen whether the player pushes for a move to start more, or is happy with his backup role with the N17 club as they seek to progress up the table.
Spence made 44 appearances last season, playing in six of the Italian's seven games in charge, although he started just two times under the former Brighton boss.
If he is not handed assurances over his playing time, then he may decide he needs a new challenge, but that is not on his mind right now.

