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Tottenham Hotspur defender Djed Spence was a somewhat surprising omission from Thomas Tuchel’s first England squad, especially given his recent run of impressive performances at club level. Many expected the 24-year-old to at least be in contention for a call-up, considering how he has taken full advantage of the opportunity handed to him by Spurs’ ongoing injury crisis.Spence had struggled to gain the trust of manager Ange Postecoglou earlier in the season, but injuries to key players forced the Australian coach to turn to him. Since then, Spence has made the most of his chance, delivering strong displays and proving his worth in Tottenham’s defensive setup. While he has primarily played as a left-back this season, he has also been keeping Spain international Pedro Porro out of the starting lineup on the right in recent matches. His versatility has been a major asset, though former Spurs captain Ledley King has suggested that Spence could even be tested in a more advanced attacking role—an idea that, for now, seems unlikely under Postecoglou.Despite his impressive form, Spence was ultimately overlooked for England’s recent matches against Albania and Latvia. His omission was particularly notable given the lack of left-sided defensive depth in the squad. However, competition in England’s full-back positions is fierce, and both Gary Lineker and Alan Shearer weighed in on Spence’s situation during an episode of The Rest Is Football podcast.

Live from Anfield, the heart of Liverpool beats heavy tonight as one of the club’s most iconic players shocks fans with explosive remarks following his announcement to join Spanish giants Real Madrid. Standing in front of a packed press conference, the player—known for his passion on the pitch and deep connection with Liverpool supporters—broke his