Waving flag with Tottenham Hotspur football team logo. Editorial 3D
The Radu Dragusin transfer story has seen a noteworthy turn as Bayern Munich formally makes a bid for the Romanian defender.
Spurs’ updated bid, which included Spence on loan, was agreed earlier today, giving the impression that the transaction was almost done.
The only thing standing in the way of the deal’s completion, according to rumors, was Spence’s resistance to joining Genoa. Persuading him to accept the transfer was the club’s last task.
However, Romano has now provided the most recent information, stating that the dramatic turn of events occurs after Bayern officially made a proposal for the Genoa defender—an offer that surpasses the one Spurs made.
He does, however, add that because Dragusin has already agreed to personal terms with Tottenham, they are certain they can sign the player.
Although it was previously stated that the player would like to travel to England, this was prior to Bayern Munich making a formal offer.
Dragusin may be swayed by the prestige of the participating teams, giving him more time to consider his options before deciding where to go.
