In light of Tottenham Hotspur’s progress securing Radu Dragusin, Fabrizio Romano delivers another crucial update on the situation.

Despite fierce late competition from Bayern Munich, Tottenham seems to have gained the upper hand in the deal. Romano shared on X this morning that Spurs have made an official proposal to Genoa for Dragusin, a move yet to be matched by Bayern.

Part of the update includes Spurs sending Djed Spence on loan to Genoa as a supplementary aspect of the deal. Spence, who has struggled to make an impact under various Tottenham managers, returned from a loan spell at Leeds United this month and is now set to join Genoa as part of the arrangement.

This loan marks the £20m defender’s third loan stint since his arrival at Spurs in 2022. Romano highlighted the exclusive nature of this development, stating, “Tottenham’s official proposal for Radu Dragusin has been sent to Genoa, as expected. €25m fixed fee, €5m add-ons. New exclusive detail: Djed Spence on loan to Genoa from Tottenham. All parties are working to get the deal done and sealed now as Bayern have not sent a bid yet.”

The move opens a new chapter for Spence, who appears in need of consistent playing time. With a contract at Tottenham until 2027, there remains potential for the 23-year-old at the club.

The loan arrangement seems to be a wise move for all involved, particularly if it paves the way for Dragusin’s transfer. With the urgent need for defensive reinforcements under Ange Postecoglou, the potential arrival of Dragusin alongside Timo Werner could significantly boost Tottenham’s prospects for future success.

Romano’s update on Dragusin’s potential move to Tottenham hints at positive developments this month, promising a potentially eventful period for the club.