Djed Spence has been offered to Manchester United as the Tottenham Hotspur defender considers leaving the club during the current transfer window.
Journalist Ben Jacobs reports that the 25-year-old’s services have been put to the “red devils”, although Manchester United have not yet decided whether to pursue a deal for the England defender.
Tottenham Hotspur are understood to value Spence at about €41m. That valuation would make any potential move a significant decision for Manchester United, who are still weighing up whether the right-back fits their plans.
Spence has also been offered to Liverpool, but he will not move to the club, according to the report.
The defender’s future has therefore become a subject of interest during the transfer window, with his representatives exploring possible destinations while Tottenham Hotspur assess their options. Manchester United have been made aware of his availability, but there is currently no indication that the club have made a final decision on whether to sign him.
Spence has been a regular part of Tottenham Hotspur’s squad during the 2025-26 season. He has played 44 matches in all competitions, although he has not registered a goal or an assist during that run of appearances.
That record means his involvement has come without a direct attacking contribution, despite the volume of games he has played. His current campaign statistics are among the details being considered as clubs evaluate whether to make a move for him.
The reported €41m valuation places the next step with any interested club. Manchester United have been offered the opportunity to sign Spence, but the club have yet to determine whether the financial commitment is justified. Tottenham Hotspur’s asking price, rather than an agreed transfer fee, remains the figure attached to the defender at this stage.
Liverpool have also been linked with the possibility of taking Spence, but the report states that a move to Anfield will not happen. That leaves Manchester United as the only club specifically identified in the report as still considering whether to proceed.
For now, Spence remains a Tottenham Hotspur player, with his position dependent on developments during the transfer window. The London club’s valuation has been made clear, while Manchester United’s interest has not progressed to a confirmed bid or agreement.
Any transfer would therefore require Manchester United to reach a decision on the defender before negotiations could move forward. Until then, Spence’s future remains unresolved, despite his availability having been presented to two of England’s leading clubs.
