REPORT! Tottenham fans shocked by backstabbing move from €25m defender as player plots exit, asking agent to secure transfer amid ongoing negotiations with rival club for summer departure

Tottenham could be bracing for a number of departures as uncertainty around the club continues to grow, with several players reassessing their futures. According to Spot Media, Radu Drăgușin is ready to leave Spurs at the end of the season and has already asked his agent, Florin Manea, to find him a new club.

Drăgușin’s situation differs from that of Micky van de Ven and Cristian Romero. While Tottenham would prefer to keep those two defenders, their ongoing relegation battle could complicate matters if the players push for exits. In contrast, Drăgușin’s concerns are more immediate and personal.

The Romanian centre-back has been left on the bench for the last three matches, raising doubts about his role moving forward. With playing time limited, he fears his situation could worsen in the summer, prompting a firm decision to seek a fresh start. Manea is now exploring options that would better suit his client’s career trajectory.

Clubs in Italy and Germany are reportedly in talks with the agent, and a move to either league appears possible. Despite Tottenham holding a strong position—thanks to Drăgușin’s contract running until 2030—the club’s stance could soften, particularly if relegation becomes a reality.

Spurs may already be planning for defensive changes, with reports suggesting advanced discussions over a move for Marcos Senesi ahead of the summer. However, any deal for the Argentine would likely depend on the club maintaining its Premier League status. As things stand, Drăgușin’s time in north London looks increasingly uncertain, with a potential move abroad on the horizon.

Is there interest in Drăgușin?

Interest in the defender is not new. AC Milan and AS Roma were both linked during the January transfer window, with Roma reportedly close to securing a loan deal before it fell through. A return to Serie A remains a realistic option, given Drăgușin’s previous spell with Genoa.

Meanwhile, RB Leipzig have also been mentioned as potential suitors, making a switch to the Bundesliga another viable path. There appears to be no shortage of interest, but any transfer will ultimately hinge on Tottenham’s valuation of the defender, especially considering his recent injury concerns.