BURNLEY, ENGLAND - SEPTEMBER 2: Ange Postecoglou, Manager of Tottenham Hotspur celebrates after the Premier League match between Burnley and Tottenham Hotspur at Turf Moor on September 2, 2023 in Burnley, England. (Photo by Will Palmer/Sportsphoto/Allstar via Getty Images)
Tottenham Hotspur are hoping to complete a deal for Radu Dragusin before the transfer window closes.
The 21-year-old Genoa defender has been named as a top target by the North London team, who are aiming to bolster their defense. Sacha Tavolieri claims that they have now suffered a setback in their attempt to sign the gifted young defender.
The Premier League team apparently made Genoa a second offer worth about €25 million plus bonuses, but Genoa turned it down. In the next days, it will be intriguing to watch if Tottenham makes a better offer. They would be well served by acquiring the 21-year-old, who is desperately needed on defense.
The Romanian defender is undoubtedly talented enough to succeed in the Premier League after showcasing his abilities in the Italian league. Ange, the manager of Tottenham Postecoglou could help him develop further and fulfil his potential in the coming seasons.
The 21-year-old defender’s image rights issue has prevented the transaction from moving further thus far, despite the interest of Italian champions Napoli in signing him as well.
Tottenham needs to work rapidly to complete the trade. At the moment, the only dependable center defenders at the team are Cristian Romero and Micky van de Ven. Additionally, Eric Dier has been connected to an exit.
With just two dependable central defenders for the duration of the season, Spurs will need to exert every effort to recruit the 21-year-old Genoa defender before the transfer window shuts.
The £25 million player Ange Postecoglou has decided to transfer to Tottenham.
According to reports, The fact that Postecoglou wanted to sign Werner should give Spurs supporters some hope, since he has recently shown to be a major motivator in the team’s recruitment process.
was undecided about returning to the Premier League, but Tottenham Hotspur manager Ange Postecoglou has since changed his mind.
Spurs are very close to acquiring the striker from RB Leipzig, who is expected to move to North London for a six-month loan.
In fact, according to Fabrizio Romano, the Spurs will also have the opportunity to purchase the attacker in the summer.
Timo Werner’s previous stint in England was not easy, and his move to Chelsea did not go as expected.
During his tenure at Stamford Bridge, the 27-year-old did win three titles, including the Champions League.
In 89 games, he scored 23 goals and contributed 21 assists for the Blues. However, Werner was frequently criticized for lacking creativity in front of goal.
Additionally, SportsLens reports that Werner was “sceptical” about returning to the Premier League as he approaches a move to Tottenham.
Werner’s decision to return to the Premier League was altered by Postecoglou.
According to the publication, Werner’s difficult time at Chelsea made him hesitant about moving to England.
But the German forward is set to sign for Spurs now and could even be involved in the game at Manchester United on Sunday.
Although Werner is reportedly a “fan” of London, what really thrilled him was the idea of getting in touch with Ange Postecoglou.
Given how his last stint at Chelsea ended, it’s understandable why Werner was hesitant to return to England.
The Germany international was sold back to RB Leipzig for a price of approximately £25 million after spending two years in west London.
With 113 goals in 213 games for Leipzig, Werner has an outstanding scoring record in Germany.
Despite playing in just eight Bundesliga games this season, he has struggled for minutes.
However, given that Heung-Min Son is presently representing his country at the Asian Cup, this seems like a wise acquisition for Tottenham.
The fact that Postecoglou wanted to sign Werner should give Spurs supporters some hope, since he has recently shown to be a major motivator in the team’s recruitment process.
