Tottenham are once again challenging for a Champions League spot in the Premier League. Ange Postecoglou’s side have looked dangerous on the pitch so far this campaign. To keep up their strong performances in the later half of the season, the club appears to be pursuing key signings in January. Fabrizio Romano has released an update on the club’s pursuit of Radu Dragusin.
Radu Dragusin and Tottenham Hotspur Agree Personal Terms
🚨⚪️ Understand Tottenham have agreed personal terms with Radu Dragusin on long term contract.
Negotiations ongoing with Genoa as revealed two days ago.
Genoa want €30m fee, Spurs want to spend around €25m. Talks progressing. pic.twitter.com/3S3aW0BLrk
— Fabrizio Romano (@FabrizioRomano) December 31, 2023
Romano’s Report
Romano stated on December 31: “Tottenham have agreed personal terms with Radu Dragusin on a long-term contract.” Having impressed in Serie A with Genoa this year, the 21-year-old is close to earning his big-money move. Romano repeated his earlier remarks that the two clubs were still working out an agreement.
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Dragusin has already established himself as a starter for the Romanian national team. Romano noted that Genoa and Tottenham have not yet agreed to a transfer fee. The Italians want £26 million for the youngster, and Spurs only want to spend around £22 million for him. It appears only a matter of time until the deal is finalised. Romano did end his latest update by saying: “Talks progressing.”
Dragusin’s Coveted Skills
Dragusin has received a great footballing upbringing as part of the Juventus academy. Unable to secure a starting role with the Turin outfit, the Romanian was sent on loan to several domestic rivals before finding his form with Genoa. Since then, the youngster has gained international attention for his defensive skills.
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Dragusin has been described as “highly-rated.” Tottenham will secure a steady centre-back – who has a bright future in front of him. Postecoglou and Spurs will want to reach fourth place by the end of the season and qualify for next season’s Champions League.
