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Heung-min Son sends four-word message to £26m Tottenham player just before Euro 2024
Tottenham Hotspur captain Heung-min Son has sent a message to one of his teammates ahead of the start of Euro 2024.
The togetherness at Spurs has increased considerably since Ange Postecoglou became the manager of the club. He has completely transformed Tottenham.
After a difficult end to what was an otherwise very positive season, many Spurs players have flown out with their national teams to take part in the Copa America or the Euros.
Son, who has finished his summer commitments with South Korea, has now sent a message to one of his Tottenham teammates.
Heung-min Son sends message to Tottenham’s Radu Dragusin
Radu Dragusin joined Tottenham Hotspur from Genoa in January 2024 in a £26.7 million deal ().
The Romania international is arguably the most popular footballer in his country right now. He received a lot of love after he joined Tottenham, and he will be key in the coming weeks as well.
Dragusin, unsurprisingly has been called up to the Romania national team for the European Championships in Germany.
Romania have been drawn in Group E, alongside Belgium, Slovakia and Ukraine, and their opening game will take place at the Allianz Arena on Monday.
Dragusin took to Instagram and posted a few pictures of himself in Romania’s colours ahead of the start of Euro 2024.
Tottenham captain Son showed him some love in the replies, as did Brennan Johnson, who wished him well for the tournament.
Son wrote: “Let’s go my boy”, while Johnson commented: “Good luck brother!”
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Dragusin could leave Tottenham after just six months
Dragusin only joined Tottenham in January, but numerous reports have claimed that he could leave Spurs this summer.
The Romanian is behind both Cristian Romero and Micky van de Ven in the pecking order. That is unlikely to change next season, unless Postecoglou decides to go with a three-man defence.
It has been claimed that Dragusin has demanded assurances that he will be a starter next season – if he’s not, he’s ready to leave Tottenham.
Antonio Conte’s Napoli are said to be interested in a move to sign the talented defender, and reports have claimed that Spurs will demand as much as £40 million to let him go.
That would give them a tidy profit after just six months.