Dundee United has tabled a six-figure bid for Brad Spencer, a 30-year-old player who has been a key figure in Falkirk's rise from League One into the top six of the Premiership last season. The bid, which is the third attempt by Dundee United to sign Spencer, comes after the club freed up money and wages from Julius Eskesen's loan to Finnish club KuPS.
What the bid means for Dundee United
The bid for Spencer is a significant move by Dundee United, who are looking to strengthen their squad after a strong start to the season, currently sitting 2nd in the Premiership with 6 points from 3 games, having scored 4 goals and conceded only 1. Manager Jim Goodwin has expressed his admiration for Spencer, saying: "I'm a big fan and have the financial muscle to give Spencer a significant lift in terms of wages."
The current squad and upcoming fixtures
Dundee United's current squad, which can be viewed on our squad page, has been performing well, with a recent form of WWL. The club's next fixture is against Hibernian on August 30, and fans can check the upcoming games on our fixtures page.
The impact on Falkirk
The bid for Spencer has put Falkirk in a difficult position, as they have already signed Dylan Tait from Dundee United. Falkirk manager John McGlynn will have to make a decision on whether to accept the bid or keep Spencer, who has been an important player for the club.
What's next for Dundee United
As Dundee United waits for a response to their bid, the club is preparing for their next fixture against Hibernian. Fans can check the current standings on our standings page and view the team's statistics on our stats page. With the transfer window still open, Dundee United may make more moves to strengthen their squad, and fans can stay up-to-date with the latest news on our website. The bid for Spencer was reported by the Daily Record Football, who stated that the offer is a significant one, and that Dundee United is keen to sign the player. As the situation develops, fans can check our website for the latest updates, including any news on injuries, which can be viewed on our injuries page.
