Tottenham Hotspur’s player is reportedly on a one-way ticket out of the club, and the catalyst behind this startling revelation is none other than manager Ange Postecoglou. Despite his recent loan move to Genoa, the 23-year-old’s future at Spurs appears bleak.

According to Sami Mokbel, a reputable source shedding light on the situation, Spence’s return from Leeds United has only intensified the likelihood of his swift exit. The £20 million signing in the summer of 2022 has struggled to make a significant impact at Tottenham, failing to secure a starting spot under Antonio Conte’s management.

Spence’s loan stints at Stade Rennais, Leeds United, and now Genoa have failed to garner enough favor with Postecoglou during pre-season, further complicating his prospects at Spurs.

Mokbel, during a discussion on the Last Word on Spurs, disclosed, ‘Spence, I don’t think he’s got a future at Tottenham. From a very good source, maybe about 10 days ago when he returned from Leeds under a cloud shall we say, it was reiterated to me again that as soon as he arrived, they would immediately, and I wrote it at the time, look to get him out the door.’

The journalist highlighted several factors contributing to this decision, citing Spence’s lackluster performances and subsequent loan to Genoa. Moreover, with Postecoglou’s prolonged stay at the club anticipated, it appears Spence’s prospects at Tottenham are grim.

Spence’s arrival in north London had initially sparked hopes, backed by a stellar season with Nottingham Forest in 2021-22. However, the promising talent failed to find his footing at Spurs, and Postecoglou’s vision doesn’t include him in the long-term plans.

The recent transfer dealings have further signaled Spence’s departure, with his involvement in securing Radu Dragusin’s move to Spurs. Genoa holds the option to make Spence’s loan move permanent, leaving his fate hanging in the balance.

Whether Spence manages to turn the tide in Italy and secures a permanent deal with Genoa remains uncertain, but one thing is clear – his days at Tottenham are numbered.”