Radu Dragusin, a defender for Tottenham Hotspur, joined the team in the January transfer window.
The 22-year-old has only started once in the league and hasn’t had many opportunities thus far. With the Euros approaching, he will be hoping to play more frequently in the upcoming weeks.
Along with maintaining a consistent starting position with Romano, he will also need to regain his sharpness. Whether Ange Postecoglou is willing to give him more chances before the season ends is still to be seen.
Dragusin is working extra hard in training to earn more opportunities and get ready for the forthcoming Euros, his representative has now disclosed to Fanatik.
“He hasn’t gone out at all in London, to go out clubbing or anywhere else,” his agent stated. I’m not even aware that he’s eaten out twice. He stays inside. We went to a restaurant twice. Because he spends an hour on the pitch and an additional two hours in the gym each day, he leaves at 9 a.m. and returns between 3 and 3.30 p.m.It’s not precisely simple. It is comparable to a job. He keeps grafting. In addition, he feels pressure because he is considering the national team and the Euros. He’s got a strong desire to achieve. I believe we can already declare that he has made progress toward the victory.
Radu Dragusin is capable of leading Tottenham from the front.
In the standings, Dragusin is now behind players like Cristian Romero and Micky van de Ven. He only gets to start each week in the event that someone is hurt. Alternatively, Postecoglou may opt to start all three defenders in a back three.
It will be interesting to watch how things work out in the end. Dragusin was a vital member of the Genoa team and made an impression in the Premier League with his cameos. The 22-year-old undoubtedly possesses the skills necessary to succeed in English football.
Tottenham needs to be cautious with his growth. Being a gifted player with a bright future, Dragusin cannot afford to be benched each week.