Djed Spence for Tottenham Hotspur.
Liverpool are reportedly interested in making a move for Djed Spence amid their right-back woes.
The Reds have Jeremie Frimpong as their only available senior option for the role, although Calvin Ramsey has featured in pre-season.
Djed Spence in action for England during their World Cup quarter-final against Norway2
Spence has emerged as a shock target for Liverpool
Conor Bradley remains sidelined with a significant knee injury that he suffered in January during a 0-0 draw with Arsenal.
His absence, alongside Frimpong's fitness issues, led to former head coach Arne Slot playing midfielder Dominik Szoboszlai at right-back.
Joe Gomez is also capable of playing in the position, but could miss the start of the season after picking up an injury during pre-season.
Liverpool could soon turn towards Spence, with The Sun reporting their interest in the Tottenham Hotspur man.
The 25-year-old had an impressive World Cup campaign with England as they finished third.
Spence signed a long-term contract with Spurs last summer but, as talkSPORT reported in July, they are open to offers.
A move could cost Liverpool £35million, although other clubs appear to hold stronger interest in the defender.
This includes teams from the Premier League and Italy, including the Milan duo AC and Inter.
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Roberto De Zerbi's rebuild
After escaping relegation on the final day of last season, Roberto De Zerbi has been working on a new-look Spurs.
Jan Paul van Hecke has joined from Brighton in a £52m move, while fellow centre-back Marcos Senesi signed for free.
Roberto De Zerbi celebrates a goal during Tottenham Hotspur's match against Chelsea2
Spurs could sell Spence to help fund their rebuild under De Zerbi
Andy Robertson also joined in a free switch after leaving Liverpool.
Mateus Fernandes and Sandro Tonali have arrived as a new midfield pairing in deals worth £185m combined.
Luka Vuskovic departed for Brighton in a £46m move having never made a senior appearance for Spurs.
Academy graduate Will Lankshear has also left and signed for Championship promotion hopefuls Middlesbrough in a £20m deal.
Spurs look set to earn more funds as they are understood to be in line for a 20 per cent share of a fee for Troy Parrott.
Their former striker is a target for West Ham United, who are pushing hard to sign the Republic of Ireland international.