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“I’ve been in London” – Agent reveals Tottenham talks for signing, bullish about transfer

Spurs representatives Florin Manea and Radu Drăgușin have discussed possible terms for the Genoa player.

That’s what the agent says, and he said as much in an interview with Fanatik from Romania.

Manea says that during his trip to England, he has already met a few clubs, including Tottenham.

He remarked, “I have been in London for a while, and I meet with important teams almost every week.”

We’re drawing nearer and nearer. I spoke with Tottenham, Arsenal, and Newcastle. I’ve had conversations and messages with them as well. Certain teams inquire [about Drăguşin].

The 21-year-old originally came to the Serie A team from Juventus on a loan, and earlier this year, his stay was extended.

The center back has made 54 appearances for the Italian team since the start of the previous campaign, and because of his excellent play, he has been linked to a move away from them.

Drăgușin declared over the weekend that his emissary is in charge of the negotiations for renewal with Genoa. Nevertheless, Manea avoided discussing it in the Fanatik interview. He did speculate that the player, who Tottenham reportedly wants, might make a major move soon.

“No, he is not able to remain in Genoa permanently. Genoa also knows that. I don’t think the Europeans will catch him either if he keeps going like this. I was giggling with my sibling. I say, “I’m going to wait for offers at the Europeans with my phone in my hand.” “No, I don’t think you catch them,” he said. And I believe he’s correct,” Manea added.

The Romanian international’s agent has even stated that he would prefer a transfer to the Premier League.

“I firmly believe that Radu will be playing at a very prestigious club by the summer of next year! to the world’s top ten. He is aware that Milan really likes him, but he still wants to play in the Premier League. I spoke with the folks there,” he continued.

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