Archie Gray has officially joined Tottenham, following Lucas Bergvall, whose deal was secured in January. Additionally, Timo Werner’s loan from RB Leipzig has been extended for another year after his strong performance last season.
Tottenham has been particularly active in terms of outgoings, with Joe Rodon being the latest to leave, rejoining Leeds United permanently after a successful loan spell. Last month, Tottenham also released Tanguy Ndombele, Japhet Tanganga, Eric Dier, Ivan Perisic, and Ryan Sessegnon.
With more players expected to leave this summer, Spurs are planning to offer one returning loanee to other clubs.
**Djed Spence Set for Tottenham Exit**
It’s widely known that Djed Spence’s future at Spurs looks bleak after spending last season on loan. His stint at Elland Road was cut short in January, and he spent the second half of the season at Genoa. Despite Genoa’s interest in a permanent move for Spence, talks between the clubs have stalled, according to BBC Sport journalist Nizaar Kinsella.
**Genoa ‘Frustrated’ with Daniel Levy**
Spurs chairman Daniel Levy is known for being a tough negotiator, and Genoa has experienced this firsthand. An agreement for Spence to join Genoa permanently for £8.5 million was initially reached in January. However, Levy is holding out for a similar fee elsewhere, leading to the breakdown in talks. Reports earlier this month indicated Genoa’s frustration with Levy during negotiations. Nonetheless, if Tottenham secures a better fee for the “unbelievable” full-back, Levy’s decision to wait could prove advantageous.
