Tottenham Hotspur agree personal terms with Genoa star Radu Dragusin
Dragusin for the Lilywhites
Dragusin, who is 21 years old, may still be playing his finest years ahead of him as he offers youth and potential to the Tottenham defence.
The possibility of a long-term deal with the Romanian centre back shows how committed Tottenham is to incorporating Dragusin into their long-term goals.
Furthermore, Dragusin’s adaptability gives him additional worth. With the ability to play as a right-back or central defender, he gives the manager tactical versatility.
Adding a quality player like Radu Dragusin to the Tottenham roster as they continue to restructure under manager Ange Postecoglou’s direction only serves to highlight the team’s dedication to being a formidable and competitive force.
In related news
Tottenham v Bournemouth
Tottenham Expert moots January move for Richarlison despite recent goalscoring form
Tottenham News is delighted to welcome John Wenham of Lilywhite Rose as our exclusive columnist. Each week, he’ll be giving his expert insight on the biggest talking points at Spurs…
John Wenham believes Tottenham could still sell Richarlison in January and the move would be viewed as “a good bit of business” despite the striker’s recent good form.
Spurs’ number nine has finally found his feet in north London, scoring five in his last five in the Premier League and six in total this season in the top flight.
Ange Postecoglou has placed his faith in the Brazil international in recent weeks, starting him up top and moving Son Heung-min out wide.
Despite his recent excellent form, Wenham still thinks the 26-year-old could be moving this month, particularly if a lucrative offer from the Saudi Pro League materialises. The player has earned his manager’s trust with his goal-scoring efforts.
“I think it would kill Richarlison if we were to sign a striker in January, confidence-wise,” stated Wayneham in an exclusive interview with Tottenham News.
“I hope that continues because he’s now found his footing in the team and has been getting along well with players like Brennan Johnson and Son Heung-min.
Notwithstanding his recent improvement in performance, I do believe the club would sell him if the Saudi League made an offer equal to what we paid for him.
“We would see a £60 million fee as good business and reinvest that in someone else.” Let’s just hope that he continues to play and score goals for the time being.
“He is a proven Premier League player; he has justn’t had that confidence at Tottenham, but we’ve seen that he has the potential. He’s done it before in the Premier League, at Everton.
