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Fabrizio Romano confirms Liverpool target is wanted by European giantsDjed Spence, Inter Milan and Liverpools Risky Transfer Gamble This SummerInter Milans interest in Djed Spence matters to Liverpool, even if Liverpool are not currently pushing to sign him. That is the point here. This is less about a live bidding war and more about what it says regarding Liverpools squad planning, the market, and the dangers of pretending depth problems do not exist.According to Fabrizio Romano, Inter remain interested in Spence, but there is a catch. As Romano put it, too expensive. That means the Italian champions like the player, but not at Tottenhams current terms. If Spurs soften their stance, Inter could move. If they do, Liverpool would lose a plausible solution in a position where practical options are thin.Inter Milan Interest Raises Obvious Liverpool QuestionThis is where the conversation becomes awkward. Liverpool being linked in passing to Spence and then doing nothing is familiar. Clubs scan the market all the time, but serious teams also act when there is an obvious squad need. Right-back and defensive cover fall squarely into that category.Spence at around 35m is not cheap, but this is the Premier League market in 2026. Homegrown players with top-flight experience cost money. Complaining about the fee while accepting the wider inflation of the market is pointless. Either you rate him as a useful fit, or you do not. If you do, then waiting around while another Champions League club circles is poor business.Inters stance also echoes their pursuit of Curtis Jones. In both cases, they appear interested, but only if the terms become favourable. Fair enough. That is how competent clubs operate. Liverpool should be doing exactly the same, only with a clearer sense of urgency about their own needs.Djed Spence Would Solve a Real Squad ProblemSpence may not be a glamour signing, but he looks like a functional one. That matters. Liverpool do not need every deal to be a headline. They need bodies who can play, stay fit, and give the head coach reliable options across a long season.Andoni Iraola has arrived into a situation that requires realism. The idea that a demanding, high-intensity approach can be sustained without enough depth is fantasy. It sounds fine in a planning meeting. It tends to fall apart by October.There are already fitness concerns in this squad, and there are already too many moving parts in defence. If Conor Bradley is unavailable, if Joe Gomez is struggling, if cover elsewhere remains uncertain, then the issue is not theoretical. It is immediate. Spence would not fix every problem, but he would reduce one of them.Liverpool Cannot Keep Planning for Perfect FitnessThis is the central problem with the current mood around Liverpools summer. Too much of it depends on the best-case scenario. Best-case scenario squad management usually ends badly in England, because the schedule is unforgiving and the margin for error is tiny.Liverpool won the Premier League under Arne Slot in 2024-25, then collapsed badly enough for him to be sacked in May 2026. That should have been a reminder that thin squads and optimistic assumptions catch up with you. Iraola now needs support, not theory.If Inter Milan do end up getting Spence because Tottenham make the deal workable, Liverpool may shrug and say he was never a priority. Maybe so. But when a sensible squad option disappears from the market while your own depth remains questionable, that explanation starts to sound hollow.Our ViewFrom a relaxed Liverpool fans perspective, this report is frustrating because it feels very believable. Not dramatic, not scandalous, just another example of Liverpool seeming a bit too calm about obvious squad issues.No one is saying Djed Spence is the answer to everything. He is not some transformative signing who changes the whole season on his own. But that is almost the point. Good squads are built on sensible players who cover problems before they become crises. Liverpool have had enough seasons where injuries pile up, everyone acts surprised, and the manager is left patching holes every week.Inter looking at Spence makes perfect sense. They see a useful player and they are testing the conditions. Liverpool should be doing the same, only with more intent. Supporters can accept missing out on elite targets because those deals are complicated. Missing out on practical targets while hoping everyone stays fit is harder to defend.Iraola is walking into a big job with big expectations. He needs a squad that can run, press and rotate. If the club genuinely believe the current group is enough, then they are taking a gamble. Maybe it comes off. Maybe the injuries are kind and the depth holds. But Liverpool fans have watched this film before, and usually the ending is messy.If Spence goes elsewhere and Liverpool still fail to add the right cover, supporters will be entitled to ask why a clear need was left sitting there in plain sight.Source: Fabrizio Romano

Report: Tottenham Hotspur have made contact over Harry Kane reunionHarry Kane Bayern Future: Tottenham Enquiry Made as New Bayern Contract NearsHarry Kane transfer stories rarely lack drama, but the latest line is fairly straightforward. Tottenham made an enquiry, Barcelona did their homework, and Bayern Munich are moving to shut the whole thing down with a new deal. According to TeamTalk, Bayern are now stepping up efforts to secure the strikers future, and all the signs point one way.The key detail is simple, Kanes preference remains to stay with Bayern. That matters more than the noise around him. Barcelona may have looked closely at the situation, and Tottenham may dream about a homecoming, but if the player is settled and the club want him, then speculation has limits.Harry Kane transfer interest from Tottenham and BarcelonaTeamTalk report that Barcelona and Tottenham Hotspur have both made recent enquiries about Harry Kane this summer, which tells you there is still serious market interest in one of Europes elite centre-forwards. Barcelonas interest makes obvious sense given their forward planning, while Spurs keeping tabs on their all-time leading scorer is hardly a shock either.Still, there is a difference between asking the question and getting the answer you want. Kane has seriously considered what life could look like in Spain, and both Barcelona and Real Madrid have apparently been in the frame at different points. Yet the decisive line is that leaving Bayern would require something genuinely significant to convince him and, at present, that is not the case. That sounds like a player who has assessed his options and found no reason to move.Photo IMAGOBayern Munich contract talks gather paceThis is where the story gets real. Kane is now entering the final 12 months of his current contract but is ready to sign a new three-year agreement. Bayern are not offering a token extension either. They are backing him properly, despite his age, because goals age well when the movement, intelligence and finishing remain elite.The report adds that negotiations are already progressing and Bayern are hopeful of securing a new agreement before the end of August. Again, no mystery here. Bayern want clarity, Kane wants stability, and everyone involved appears to understand the value of avoiding a season-long contract circus.Tottenham return remains future possibilitySpurs supporters will naturally latch on to one part of this. The pull of a return to the club will always exist for Kane and Tottenham have made it clear that bringing their record goalscorer back remains something they would like to explore. Sentimentally, that lands. Practically, it feels premature.Bayern reportedly believe a three-year deal would still leave room for Kane to return to England later. That is plausible. He can stay in Munich, keep scoring, keep winning, and still revisit the Premier League before the end. For now, though, his commitment to Bayern is clear and his focus is firmly on Bayern. In blunt terms, Tottenham asked, Bayern acted, and Kane looks ready to stay put.Our ViewAs a Tottenham fan, this is the sort of report that hurts a bit, but it does not kill the dream. Kane coming back right now always felt like a long shot. You can want it, you can imagine it, but you also have to be honest about the situation. Bayern are one of the biggest clubs in Europe, he is still their main man, and if they are putting a three-year contract on the table, then Spurs were never likely to jump the queue.That said, there are still crumbs of encouragement here. If the pull of a return to the club will always exist, then it still matters. If Tottenham have made it clear that bringing their record goalscorer back remains something they would like to explore, then the relationship is alive. That is important.From a Spurs point of view, this may be about timing rather than rejection. Roberto De Zerbi will want to build a side that can compete properly. If Tottenham improve, qualify for the Champions League regularly and look like a serious project again, the Kane conversation could reopen in a very different way later on.Supporters should be realistic and patient. Kane choosing Bayern now is not betrayal, it is logic. He left to win and to test himself elsewhere. If he returns one day, it should be because Tottenham are ready for him and he is ready for Tottenham. That idea still has life, even if the answer this summer looks like no.

CHENNAI: With Australias development squad sweating it out in Chennai, their next generation of spin bowlers are getting a taste of what it takes to succeed in conditions vastly different from home. For left-arm spinner Joel Davies, leg-spinner Lloyd Pope and off-spinner Jack Sinfield, the challenge is not just about making an impression in India but also pushing their claims for a place in the national setup. Still standing firmly in their way is veteran Nathan Lyon.Davies, 22, recently made his T20I debut after a promising series in Bangladesh with four wickets in three games, and claimed 3-17 in his first match. However, the conditions there offered a different challenge from what he had expected.I dont think it was quite what I was expecting. It didnt spin as much as I was anticipating. But it was awesome to get exposure to different conditions. In terms of the temperature, it was very similar to Chennai, Davies told TOI.While Lyon remains Australias first-choice Test spinner, Davies believes the depth emerging through state cricket could eventually provide the selectors with several options.He is still doing a great job. So, I think hell keep hanging around while hes still fit. But I think there are some very good options around state cricket at the moment, he said. 133146839Australia selector Tony Dodemaide had earlier described Davies to TOI as a very exciting prospect.

So now Tommy McClelland wants everyone to know he screwed up. Shouldnt have said it, now regrets it.Says he shouldnt have insulted rival Indiana when introduced as Purdues new athletic director.To this I say: He should've been fired for walking it back.What are we doing, Purdue? Youre dying on the vine in the most competitive conference in college football, and your athletic director claws back a jab at bitter rival Indiana said during his introductory news conference. If that's not bad enough, he does it with a weak statement during the "Pat McAfee Show" on ESPN.Which is sort of like going to the frat house party, walking up to the Texas Hold Em table, and doing your best Kent Dorfman.You guys playing cards?The last thing the world remembers about Purdue football is the late, great Joe Tiller a mans man if there ever was one and big man on campus quarterback Drew Brees, who was just inducted into the NFL Hall of Fame.IRISH EYES: Congrats, Gen Z: You finally hate Notre Dame football | OpinionBIG RISK: LSU playing a high-stakes game with its future. The risk is obviousYeah, its been that long. That painful. That forgettable.So McClelland shows up from Rice, where he impressively resuscitated a program on life support. He also spent time as deputy athletic director at Vanderbilt, which has forever been in the shadow of all things SEC football but has begun to climb out with the hiring of football coach Clark Lea and athletic director Candice Storey Lee.Lee arrived in 2020, and hired McClelland as her top lieutenant. She also hired Lea, whose first statement when hired was we can win a national title at Vanderbilt.And he didnt back off and apologize to Alabama and Georgia and LSU and every other blue blood in the conference. He just went to work to make it happen, and whaddya know, here we are six years later and Vanderbilt is a problem for the SEC.Saying Vanderbilt, the longtime tomato can of the SEC, can win the national title even though it hasnt won an SEC title as a charter member of the conference formed in 1932 is the Titanic of statements compared to McClellands S.S. Minnow.So yeah, Lea speaking national title relevance into existence isnt remotely close to McClellands heat of the moment, get everyone fired up statement "If you don't want to win championships, go to Indiana" even with the Hoosiers just completing the greatest turnaround in sports history by actually winning the national title.But Im guessing Indiana coach Curt Cignetti got a kick out of it, anyway. Not because the Hoosiers have beaten the bejeezus out of Purdue in his two seasons, but because McClelland had the stones to say it.Cignetti was asked Monday if he had any response to McClelland's comment. Not really, Cignetti said.Just like Cignetti had the temerity to proclaim, Google me, I win when asked if he thought he could win at Indiana, then the armpit of college football and the losingest program ever.Then Cig went out and won 27 of 29 games, and the Big One.Imagine Jim Tressel walking on the court at Ohio State and declaring his football team will make fans proud when they next play Michigan and then walking it back a day later. Thatd go over about like you think it would in the great state of Ohio, Mr. Dorfman.This is college football, not tiddlywinks. And when you throw rivalries into the equation, its damn near close to war.Imagine new UCLA coach Bob Chesney apologizing for saying the Bruins arent backing down from anyone, much less USC. Or new Ole Miss coach Pete Golding apologizing for saying the people of Oxford wouldnt "piss on" former coach Lane Kiffin right now.It wasnt that long ago that former Michigan coach Jim Harbaugh proclaimed the Wolverines would beat Ohio State, or die trying. We sure as all get-out didnt see Harbs claw it back a day later.Imagine being a student-athlete at Purdue, McClelland makes his introductory news conference statement and you're pumped. Let's go, baby. You better believe it, we comin.Then your leader, the man at the tip of the spear, shows up on McAfee whose horn blows all over the planet with tail between legs, hat in hand.I made an offhand, unscripted comment about an in-state rival that didn't land well, McClelland told McAfee. I knew it the second it left my mouth.So did everyone at Purdue. The second time around.You guys playing cards?Matt Hayes is the senior national college football writer for USA TODAY Sports Network. Follow him on X at @MattHayesCFB. Listen to him daily, from 12-2 p.m., on 1010XL-Jacksonville.This article originally appeared on USA TODAY: New Purdue AD had the guts to rip Indiana. Then he folded | Opinion