“Djed Spence offered to Manchester United after standout performance at the World Cup.”

Djed Spence, highlighted in the recent campaign of the England national team at the World Cup, has reportedly been 'offered' to Manchester United by rivals Tottenham Hotspur. This information comes from Ben Jacobs, who also mentions that Liverpool has been contacted to assess their interest in signing the defender. Despite his impressive performances in the tournament, Spence seems to be on his way out of Spurs.

The situation for the 25-year-old player is delicate, as he currently occupies a secondary position in the team, behind Pedro Porro, who shone by winning the world title. Tottenham, which finished the last two seasons in 17th place, is looking to capitalize on Spence's value while he is still in demand, in order to fund a significant rebuilding process under the direction of Roberto De Zerbi. Spence has expressed his intention to leave the club to seek a more significant role elsewhere, making him an attractive option for other teams.

However, the need for Spence at Old Trafford seems questionable. Manager Michael Carrick already has Diogo Dalot and Noussair Mazraoui available as alternatives at right back. It is likely that Carrick would prefer to strengthen the left-back position, where Luke Shaw is the starter, rather than forcing Spence to play a role that is not his natural position. The London club is said to have set a price of around £35 million for the defender, a figure that may be excessive for the Red Devils, considering that this is not a priority area for reinforcement in this market.

So far, Manchester United has only secured the signing of two midfielders, Andrey Santos and Youri Tielemans, which has not generated much confidence among fans just two weeks before the start of the new season. The lack of more significant movements in the squad may leave supporters worried about what is to come. Spence's situation could evolve quickly, but United's priority for reinforcements may influence the possibility of a transfer.