Tottenham Hotspur is opening the door for a negotiation that promises to shake up the transfer market. According to information from Corriere dello Sport, the London club has set the price for Radu Dragusin, the young Romanian defender who is attracting interest from Italian giants such as Roma and Fiorentina, at 15 million euros. This amount could be the passport for the player’s departure, especially with the January transfer window approaching.
Discussions to secure Dragusin have officially begun on the part of Roma. The defender, who previously stood out at Genoa and recently overcame a serious knee injury, is now in focus as the Italian capital club looks to strengthen its defense. Fiorentina, for its part, is also keeping an eye on Dragusin, adding an element of competition in this race for the player.
Tottenham, which has valued Dragusin at 15 million euros, prefers a permanent sale rather than a loan with an option to buy, which is what both Italian teams are proposing. This factor could complicate negotiations, as Roma and Fiorentina would be more inclined towards an agreement that allows them to assess the player before making a full financial commitment.
While discussions about Dragusin intensify, Roma is also considering other options to strengthen its defensive line. Jayden Oosterwolde from Fenerbahçe is a prominent name, especially since the Turkish club is willing to negotiate a loan with an option to buy, which contrasts with Tottenham’s position. Alex Disasi from Chelsea is also on the target list, but the London club needs to resolve issues related to existing loans before it can proceed with the departure of the defender.
As the transfer window approaches, the pressure mounts and the battle for Dragusin could take unexpected turns. Tottenham fans will be keeping an eye on this situation, while Roma and Fiorentina attempt to secure the signing of a player who could be a valuable addition to their squads. The future of the young Romanian could be decided at any moment, and the clubs are ready to act.
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