Liverpool is reportedly not working on a deal to sign Tottenham defender Djed Spence at this time, despite ongoing transfer rumors.
While speculation linked the Reds with the 25-year-old full-back, sources indicate Liverpool is focused on other transfer targets for the current window. Spence himself is understood to be open to leaving North London, with his representatives actively offering him to various Premier League clubs.
Journalist Ben Jacobs shared an update on X, stating, "Liverpool not currently working on Djed Spence. Spence is open to a move away from Spurs and has been offered to several clubs, but #LFC are focused on other targets as it stands." Spence has also reportedly attracted interest from clubs like Manchester United.
Despite this, Tottenham manager Roberto De Zerbi is said to be keen on keeping the defender. For now, Liverpool has not made any concrete moves, leaving Spence's immediate future with his current club uncertain as his team explores other potential options before the transfer window closes.
The lack of pursuit from Liverpool might raise eyebrows, especially considering Spence's recent strong performances for England in the 2026 World Cup. His dynamic displays, particularly in the quarter-final against Norway, highlighted his capabilities as a versatile and talented defender who could potentially be a valuable asset to a top club.
