Juventus have identified Tottenham’s Djed Spence as a possible target for the summer transfer window as they look to reinforce their full-back areas.

According to La Gazzetta dello Sport, the Bianconeri could leverage internal connections to facilitate a move. Juventus director Marco Ottolini previously worked with Spence during their time together at Genoa and played a decisive role in bringing the English full-back to Italy on loan. This existing relationship is seen as a significant advantage in navigating negotiations with the Premier League side.

However, the financial aspect remains a hurdle. Tottenham have set a price tag of approximately €30m for the defender, a valuation bolstered by the new contract Spence signed in 2025.

While he remains the preferred profile, Juventus are also keeping a close eye on Roma’s Zeki Celik as a viable alternative. Celik’s current deal is set to expire this summer, potentially offering a more cost-effective solution should the demands for Spence remain too high.