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Given that Bayern Munich is currently hopeful about acquiring the center back, Tottenham Hotspur supporters may be becoming more and more apprehensive about their chances of signing Radu Dragusin.
The focal point of one of the initial narratives of the January transfer window has been Radu Dragusin. It seemed for much of the first week of the onth that the 21-year-old was bound for North London.
According to reports on Tuesday, Dragusin’s agent was traveling to London via plane to complete his transfer to Tottenham.
But soon after, Fabrizio Romano asserted that Bayern Munich had placed a bid for Dragusin in an effort to pull off a surprise move. Romano did point out that Tottenham remained optimistic about closing a deal.
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However, it appears like the giants from Bavaria might be in the lead after all.
Bayern Munich is getting more hopeful about acquiring Radu Dragusin before Tottenham.
Despite having already reached an agreement with Spurs, journalist Gianluigi Longari has now stated on X that there is anticipation that he will be joining the Bundesliga winners. The athlete wants to relocate to the Allianz Arena, he said.
Spurs must find a new center back as soon as feasible. At different times during the season, Ange Postecoglou’s team has had to cope without Cristian Romero and Micky van de Ven.
As a result, Emerson Royal and Ben Davies have performed together frequently. Thus, Dragusin would be a fantastic addition to come after Timo Werner’s loan signing.
If Spurs’ move for the Genoa star doesn’t work out, they will have other options in mind. However, it would undoubtedly be a severe setback. Postecoglou’s primary choice for the role is Dragusin. And at this point, a move is undoubtedly further down the line.
There seems to be a possibility of further developments before Dragusin’s destiny is resolved definitively.
It makes sense, though, that many Tottenham supporters will feel glad once this issue is settle
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