Tottenham are ready to include Djed Spence in the agreement to sign Radu Dragusin, with the right-back likely to join on loan.
According to Fabrizio Romano, Genoa is willing to accept a new bid from Tottenham for Radu Dragusin, which could include Djed Spence. The right-back remains an unwelcome part of Spurs’ plans and might be loaned to Genoa until the end of the season.
Tottenham included Djed Spence in the Radu Dragusin transaction.
Tottenham have come close to losing major defensive target Radu Dragusin on several occasions in recent days. Spurs were negotiating at an advanced level, but other clubs entered the race and threatened to ruin their move.
Napoli entered the chase earlier, with Dragusin sending promising signs to the Serie A champions about a potential move. Tottenham had not reached an agreement with Genoa because they were nowhere near their €30 million asking price, which may include add-ons.
Bayern Munich then offered the finest offer Genoa got, and Tottenham has re-emerged in the race because they want to achieve an agreement swiftly. According to Fabrizio Romano, Genoa are now willing to take Djed Spence as part of the deal, along with €25 million in fixed fees and an additional €5 million in add-ons.
Given that Ange Postecoglou‘s team may outbid the competition for the Romanian defender, Spurs may be given the go-ahead to sign their top defensive target. It might be a brilliant move to trade the unwanted 23-year-old right back for the Genoa star.
The future of Djed Spence at Tottenham
After a lackluster loan stint at Leeds United, Spence returned as soon as the January transfer market opened. Sergio Reguilon returned to Tottenham from Manchester United, having triggered his contract’s break clause.
Spence, who was previously regarded as one of England’s most promising young right-backs, is currently in unwelcome territory and faces uncertain futures.
Tottenham is prepared to let him go, but the chance to loan him to Genoa might ultimately make Dragusin their top defensive target.
It is unclear if Genoa would want a buy option under the loan contract. After the 23-year-old’s summer loan with Genoa expires, Tottenham would appear content to find a long-term suitor as they do not see him in their plans.
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