Tottenham and Inter Milan have now reached an agreement over the sale of English full‑back Djed Spence following his stellar World Cup campaign.The sales at Tottenham Hotspur have taken centre stage in the last few weeks, with more departures being confirmed than purchases.It is not entirely surprising, with reports stating that Spurs are looking to complete a few sales before bringing in any more new signings.Several Tottenham stars have been attracting interest so far this summer, including full-back Djed Spence.Credit: @thefrederikkejensen / InstagramTottenham and Inter Milan reach agreement for Djed SpenceInter Milan have been the ones leading the race for Spence this summer, with the Serie A champions showing interest during the World Cup.Spence was stellar for the Three Lions and was rated amongst the best defenders in the competition.His top displays only saw his stock rise, with Inter Milan stepping up their pursuit following the end of the World Cup.According to Fabrizio Romano, Inter Milan have now managed a breakthrough in their pursuit of Djed Spence. It is explained that the Serie A outfit have a verbal agreement in place with Tottenham for the sale of Spence.The deal is expected to cost £27m (€31.5m), with Spence keen on a move after having reached an agreement with Inter Milan. Considering Tottenham paid £12.5m plus £7.5m in add-ons to sign Spence from Nottingham Forest in 2022, it feels like quite an underwhelming number for the World Cup star.Romano wrote: “Djed Spence to Inter, here we go! Verbal agreement in place now with Tottenham for England RWB. Transfer fee worth €31.5m. Full agreement also with Spence who wanted the move as revealed over recent days. Deal in place.”🚨⚫️🔵 Djed Spence to Inter, here we go! Verbal agreement in place now with Tottenham for England RWB.Transfer fee worth €31.5m.Full agreement also with Spence who wanted the move as revealed over recent days. Deal in place. pic.twitter.com/i4SS7Ngb0d— Fabrizio Romano (@FabrizioRomano) August 12, 2026Why Spurs accepted a modest fee for SpenceOf course, the fee for Spence is rather low, and that would be a big cause of concern to fans who believe that Tottenham should have sold the full-back for much more.However, reports have since shed light on why Spence is departing Tottenham for such a modest fee. This is because Spurs had an agreement with the Englishman to let him leave Tottenham this summer.Efforts have been in place to secure a move for Spence, with Spurs offering him to Liverpool, Manchester United, Chelsea, Newcastle United, Aston Villa and Everton for £45m.But the English sides deemed him too expensive. Inter, however, have been keen on Spence for a long time and now seem to have gotten their man.READ MORE: Cristian Romero unlikely to get his preferred transfer as Tottenham exit inches closerThe post ‘Here we go’ – Tottenham make a rather disappointing £7m profit from lastest sale appeared first on Spurs Web.