Radu Dragusin’s agent drops interesting ‘conclusion’ statement on Tottenham future

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Tottenham Hotspur could soon see clarity over the future of Radu Dragusin, with developments expected imminently as interest from Italy continues to gather pace.

Radu Dragusin only just made his return from an ACL injury at the tail end of last month and is already in the headlines, with interest in him remaining strong.

Fiorentina and AS Roma are the two sides keen on securing the services of Dragusin from Spurs during this winter window.

The Romanian international himself is understood to be keen on a move away from north London as he searches for more game time, having played only a few minutes since his return from his long-term injury.

Now Dragusin’s agent has given Tottenham a deadline to decide on his client’s future.

Radu Dragusin agent gives Tottenham deadline to make transfer decision

The player’s agent has been vocal in the latest transfer saga, even claiming that the Tottenham Hotspur defender prefers a move to AS Roma over Fiorentina.

Roma have put forward an initial loan with an option to buy Dragusin from Spurs, an offer that Tottenham have since rejected, according to recent reports.

However, Dragusin’s agent has once again commented on his client’s future, opening up on when he expects this saga to be resolved.

Speaking to TeleRadioStereo, he said: “The decisive days will be between today and tomorrow. I would like to avoid talking, but we hope to reach a conclusion in the negotiations with Roma.”

Spurs hold the upper hand in Dragusin talks

Spurs are under no obligation to sell Dragusin this winter, with the player’s current contract set to expire in 2030.

As such, Tottenham are in full control and under no obligation to sell the Romanian if the deal and offer from Roma are not on their terms.

That may be where the difficulty lies, with Roma potentially making an offer well below Spurs’ demands, leading the Lilywhites to reject their approach.

Tottenham could afford to part ways with Dragusin, given that they will have the services of Luka Vuskovic next season, along with Kota Takai, both currently on loan; however, for the remainder of this season, selling him could leave them short in defence.