At Inter, the wing-back roles are rarely secondary. They are often central to how the team attacks, stretches the pitch and turns transitions into chances.
That matters in Italy, where structure is everything and wide outlets can decide big matches. If Inter are pushing for a player like Spence, it points to a tactical need rather than a luxury signing.
For Tottenham, this would look like a clean piece of squad management if the report proves accurate.
That is often the point where clubs make a pragmatic call: sell at strong value, keep a future interest, and open space for a more settled depth chart.
This is also a reminder of how the market values specialist wide players. In systems built around wing-backs, they are not just runners; they are creators, press outlets and defensive cover all at once. A club that trusts the role will pay for the right fit.
The next step is obvious: watch for official movement. Until then, this remains a reported agreement rather than a completed transfer - but if it advances, Inter’s right side and Tottenham’s squad planning will both become storylines worth tracking closely.