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£25m player could now have a chance of playing for Tottenham vs Manchester United on Sunday
Radu Dragusin could have a chance of playing for Tottenham Hotspur against Manchester United on Sunday.
Ange Postecoglou is finally closing in on a new centre-back as Tottenham bid to wrap up a deal for Radu Dragusin.
Spurs had been locked in talks with Genoa over a move for the Romanian and seem to have found a breakthrough on Tuesday morning.
Indeed, Florian Plettenberg claims that Spurs have reached a full agreement with the Serie A club to snap up Dragusin for a fee worth around £21.4 million plus add-ons.
Fabrizio Romano has since claimed that after returning from his spell at Leeds United ahead of schedule.
And as Spurs look to finalise a deal for the centre-back, reports that Dragusin could be in the squad for Sunday’s trip to Old Trafford.
Dragusin could be in Tottenham squad for Man United clash
The Standard claims that Dragusin’s possible involvement in Sunday’s clash will depend on how quickly Spurs complete the deal.
It’s noted that Spurs are closing in on the signing for around £25 million, with Spence set to go the other way.
Having Dragusin in the squad on Sunday would be a huge boost for Postecoglou.
The Aussie is short of options at centre-back at the moment, with Cristian Romero currently sidelined.
Ben Davies also picked up a hamstring injury on Sunday, which leaves the Aussie with only Micky van de Ven and Eric Dier as senior centre-back options.
Of course, Emerson Royal has been filling in at centre-back in Romero and Van de Ven’s absence of late. Ashley Phillips joined Championship outfit Plymouth Argyle on loan yesterday.
Whether or not Dragusin would be ready to start is another question, even if Spurs did wrap up a deal quickly.
The Romanian would likely have little time to train with his new teammates ahead of a difficult trip to Manchester.
Nevertheless, he’s been ever-present for Genoa this term and should be ready to come in and make an immediate impact.