Liverpool's Right-Back Crisis Liverpool are facing a significant challenge in finding a reliable right-back, with Jeremie Frimpong being their only available senior option for the role. Conor Bradley, who was a potential candidate, remains sidelined with a significant knee injury that he suffered in January. Calvin Ramsey, another young player, has only featured in pre-season, indicating that the club is struggling to find a suitable replacement.

Tottenham's Open to Offers Djed Spence signed a long-term contract with Tottenham Hotspur last summer, but the club are now open to offers. This could be an opportunity for Liverpool to sign the 25-year-old right-back, although a move could cost them £35million. However, it appears that other clubs are also interested in signing Spence, which may make it difficult for Liverpool to secure his signature.

Competition for Spence's Signature Other clubs, including teams from the Premier League and Italy, are also vying for Spence's signature. The Milan duo AC and Inter are among the clubs that are interested in signing the right-back, and they may be able to offer a more attractive deal to Spence. This could make it challenging for Liverpool to convince Spence to join the club.

Tottenham's Rebuild Tottenham Hotspur are undergoing a rebuild under their new manager, Roberto De Zerbi. Selling Spence could help fund their efforts to strengthen the squad. The club has already signed several new players, including Jan Paul van Hecke and Mateus Fernandes. Additionally, they are understood to be in line for a 20 per cent share of a fee for Troy Parrott, who is a target for West Ham United.

Liverpool's Options Liverpool could soon turn their attention to Spence, but they will face competition from other clubs. The Reds have other options available, including Joe Gomez, who could play in the right-back position. However, Gomez may miss the start of the season after picking up an injury during pre-season, which could make Spence an attractive option for the club.