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Inter Milan are in advanced talks to sign Tottenham and England full-back Djed Spence, in a deal worth a minimum of £25.6m (30m euros).

The 26-year-old has emerged as a key target for the Serie A champions, having enhanced his reputation at the World Cup, at which he made eight appearances.

Despite coming under criticism early in the tournament, Spence ended up starting and impressing in England's World Cup semi-final defeat by Argentina.

Spence was named in Tottenham's Premier League starting XI 23 times last season as they narrowly avoided relegation.

He has made 85 appearances for the north London club after a £20m move from Middlesbrough in July 2022 and Spurs have begun the process of identifying potential replacements.

Tottenham manager Roberto de Zerbi said in July that he wanted to convince Spence to stay at the club.

De Zerbi added he sees Spence, who signed a long-term deal with the club last year, as an important part of his plans.

Spain's World Cup winner Pedro Porro, who De Zerbi said is the "best in the world" in his role, currently occupies Spence's preferred right-back position at Spurs.

The England defender played six times at left-back at the World Cup and featured 32 times on the left for Tottenham last season.

BBC Sport football reporter Nizaar Kinsella has been answering some of your latest Tottenham transfer window questions.

Guy asked: What is going on with Spurs? They bought loads of players at the start but haven't signed any since?

Nizaar answered: Last time I was in and around the Tottenham camp in Australia, Roberto De Zerbi told us he was planning a surprise "bomba" in attack.

Since then, nothing has crossed my path to suggest otherwise, but the forward market is a little stunted, with clubs needing to sign replacements before allowing players to leave.

I still think there is a very good chance Spurs sign Savinho from Manchester City, but Enzo Maresca is keen to add attacking talent himself before sanctioning any move.

We asked for your views on the turnaround that Roberto de Zerbi has overseen at Tottenham after the club enjoyed more good news in extending the contract of Micky van de Ven.

Here are some of your comments:

Andy: I love that DeZerbi realised the priority was to improve our midfield, which was completely inept. Now we have a top-class trio in Madders, Tonali and Fernandes. All we need now is a striker who knows how to find the back of the net, then we will be a side to be reckoned with.

David: I feel great. I have a similar feeling with Roberto at the helm as I did when Pochettino arrived. He is articulate, positive and has a clear view as to the style of football he wants us to play. We still need a top class striker, but as things are we'll do OK.

Laurence: Things are looking up for us now no doubt about it but we still need to upgrade our striking options quickly because relying on Solanke and Richarlison to stay fit and score enough goals has proven to be mistaken. We invest in the wide areas but still have not got the required fire power up front.

Tottenham Hotspur have released their third kit for the 2026-27 season which is inspired by their classic mid-90s purple away shirts.

It celebrates "30 years of disruption through a distinctly Spurs and Nike lens" and is paired with matching purple shorts and socks.

Tottenham defender Micky van de Ven says he is "excited about what's to come" after signing a new long-term deal with Spurs.

The Netherlands international joined from Wolfsburg in 2023 originally on a six-year agreement until 2029.

BBC Sport understands Van de Ven was considering his future in north London before the appointment of Roberto de Zerbi in March, which proved crucial in the 25-year-old's decision to extend his stay.

"It's a special moment to sign a new deal and a proud moment for me and my family," said Van de Ven. "I've always loved Spurs, from the first day I stepped in here.

"I love the Club, I love the fans and I've developed really well here.

"It's clear the direction the club wants to go in and I want to be a part of it. I'm excited about what's to come."

Head Coach De Zerbi added: "Micky is one of the best centre-backs in Europe and an important player for us.

"He has the qualities, mentality and ambition that we want at Tottenham Hotspur, and I am very happy that he has decided to continue his journey with the club.

"We are building something strong here, and players like Micky are an important part of that future. His decision to sign a new contract shows his belief in what we are creating together."

Tottenham defender Micky van de Ven says it is "clear the direction the club wants to go in" after signing a new long-term deal with Spurs.

The Netherlands international joined from Wolfsburg in 2023 originally on a six-year agreement until 2029.

BBC Sport understands Van de Ven was considering his future in north London before the appointment of Roberto de Zerbi in March, which proved crucial in the 25-year-old's decision to extend his stay in north London.

Van de Ven helped Spurs win the Europa League in 2025 and also captained the side during the final six matches of last season as they escaped relegation from the Premier League.

"I've always loved Spurs, from the first day I stepped in here," said Van de Ven.

"I love the club, I love the fans and I've developed really well here. It's clear the direction the club wants to go in and I want to be a part of it. I'm excited about what's to come."

Spurs boss De Zerbi described Van de Ven as "one of the best centre-backs in Europe and an important player for us".

"We are building something strong here, and players like Micky are an important part of that future," the Italian manager said.

Van de Ven has made 96 appearances in all competitions since arriving from the Bundesliga and won 24 caps for the Netherlands, who he represented at the World Cup this summer.

Tottenham have finished 17th in back-to-back seasons and narrowly avoided relegation on the final day of 2025-26.

West Ham have completed the signing of winger Manor Solomon from Tottenham on a three-year contract.

The Championship club did not disclose the fee, but the Hammers are understood to have paid about £5m to make the Israel international their third permanent signing of the summer.

Solomon, 27, made 19 appearances for Italian side Fiorentina on loan last season.

He also spent time on loan at Leeds United and Spanish club Villarreal after joining Spurs in 2023.

"I know West Ham have a rich history both in the Premier League and in Europe," said Solomon, who will wear the number 10 shirt for the side gearing up for their first season outside the top flight since 2011-12.

West Ham are hoping to confirm the signing of Tottenham's Manor Soloman in the next 24 hours for a fee of around £5m.

The Israel international joined Spurs in 2023 and has since spent time on loan at Leeds, Villarreal and Fiorentina.

Solomon made 19 appearances for Italian side Fiorentina on loan last season

It is anticipated the 27-year-old will wear the number 10 shirt.

West Ham are actively pursuing a number of transfer targets before their opening EFL Championship game at Burnley.

Earlier this month they signed experienced former Brighton defender Joel Veltman on a free transfer.

The Hammers are gearing up for their first season outside the top flight since 2011-12.

Tottenham came from behind to draw 1-1 against La Liga side Getafe, in a pre-season friendly that was shortened to 70 minutes behind closed doors at their Hotspur Way training ground.

Getafe took the lead in the 66th minute when Alberto Risco volleyed past goalkeeper Antonin Kinsky.

Spurs responded minutes later with Conor Gallagher's neat finish following a good run.

The home side were close to winning the match late on but Richarlison's header was saved by goalkeeper David Soria.

Atletico Madrid have held talks over a move for Tottenham captain Cristian Romero.

The Argentina international, who signed a new four-year deal at Spurs last August, is expected to leave the club this summer.

There has also been interest from Inter Milan in signing the 28-year-old, who played all seven matches in Argentina's run to the World Cup final last month, where they lost to Spain.

But Romero is a long-term target for Atletico manager Diego Simeone, with the Spanish side believed to be pressing ahead with another attempt to sign the centre-back.

Spurs are aware of Atletico's interest and an agreement on personal terms for the player will not be an issue.

Spurs boss Roberto de Zerbi recently said he would "respect the will" of players if they wanted to leave.

Romero missed the end of last season with a knee injury as Spurs avoided relegation on the last day.

He was sent off twice last season as Spurs finished 17th.