Tottenham Hotspur. �s Romanian defender Radu Dragusin has finally given the nod for a summer departure from the north London club, as his agent has re...
Tottenham Hotspur. �s Romanian defender Radu Dragusin has finally given the nod for a summer departure from the north London club, as his agent has reportedly flown out for negotiations with Bundesliga side RB Leipzig. The 24 year old stalwart has found himself warming the bench far too often this term, and in the scheme of things, he believes his career progression demands regular first team action away from the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium. Sources close to the player, as exclusively gathered by GoalZaza, indicate that Dragusin has already given his personal consent to the move. His representatives are now locked in talks with RB Leipzig officials, who are keen to bring the towering centre back to the Bundesliga at the end of the current campaign. The Romanian international joined Spurs amid high expectations but has struggled to dislodge the established pairing in the heart of defence, leading to this inevitable decision. At the end of the day, the powers that be at Tottenham must now decide whether to cash in on a player who is clearly desperate for playing time or attempt to convince him to stay and fight for his place. For a club like RB Leipzig, known for developing young talents, Dragusin represents a formidable addition to their backline. The financial terms being discussed are yet to be disclosed, but if a deal is struck, it could be worth millions of Naira, with a potential fee of around. ��2.4 billion based on current conversion rates. For the Super Eagles faithful and Nigerian football enthusiasts who follow the Premier League closely, this transfer saga confirms how even the most promising defenders can face fierce competition in England. As for the viewing centres in Surulere and Lekki, fans will surely debate whether Dragusin was given a fair crack of the whip at Spurs. Some will argue that the Romanian should have been more patient, while others will nod in agreement that a move to Leipzig is the right step for his career. Over cold bottles of Maltina and fried plantain, the chatter will be all about how the Bundesliga could be the making of this young man, and whether Tottenham will regret letting him go."
