Tottenham confirm Djed Spence's loan move to Stade Rennais
Tottenham confirm Djed Spence’s loan move to Rennes for the rest of the season, with the 22-year-old struggling for game time at Spurs since joining in the summer
- Djed Spence has played just six games for Tottenham since signing in July
- The fullback has now joined Rennes for the rest of the season on loan
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Tottenham full-back Djed Spence has joined Ligue 1 side Stade Rennais on loan until the end of the season.
The 22-year-old arrived from Middlesbrough over the summer but has struggled for game time in North London.
His move to France comes as something of a surprise after previously being linked with a number of Premier League clubs.
Tottenham’s Djed Spence has joined Stade Rennais on loan until the end of the season
The 22-year-old has struggled for game time in North London since signing in July
Spence was an integral part of Nottingham Forest’s promotion push last season while on loan at Steve Cooper’s side, but has struggled to kick on at Spurs.
After arriving for £20 million over the summer, he has played just six matches across all competitions for Antonio Conte’s team.
Spence would likely have fallen further down the pecking order had he stayed, with Sporting Lisbon star Pedro Porro expected to join Spurs on deadline day.
Despite his disappointing start to life at the club, the promising full-back may yet have a chance to redeem himself as his loan move does not include an option to buy.
Antonio Conte is willing to ship out right-backs as he prepares for the arrival of Pedro Porro
He will join a side in a similar league position to Tottenham, as Rennes sit 5th in Ligue 1 and ten points off league leaders Paris Saint-Germain.
Joe Rodon, who is also on loan from the North London club, has been a regular in the Rennes defence this season
Spurs are set to lose another right back on deadline day as Matt Doherty is on the verge of a loan deal with Atletico Madrid.
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