Bayern Munich could now hijack deal for player who’s already agreed to join Tottenham

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Bayern Munich are reportedly interested in signing Genoa centre-back Radu Dragusin – a player who has already agreed terms with Tottenham Hotspur.

That’s according to Bild Sport journalist Christian Falk, who claims Bayern have added Radu Dragusin to their list of defensive targets.

Tottenham have been locked in talks with Genoa over a move for Dragusin since the start of the transfer window.

Indeed, it was claimed just last week that the Romanian defender has agreed a five-year deal with Spurs ahead of a proposed switch to North London.

In the meantime, Spurs have been attempting to agree a fee with Genoa to sign Dragusin.

Fabrizio Romano claimed just yesterday that Tottenham have held ‘positive’ talks with the Serie A outfit. But interest from Bayern Munich could threaten to thrown a spanner in the works for Spurs.

Bayern could hijack Tottenham’s Dragusin deal

Falk took to X on Monday morning and claimed that Dragusin is a target for Bayern Munich.

The journalist notes that the Genoa star is also attracting interest from Spurs.

He wrote: “New name on Bayern-List for a centre-back: Radu Drăgușin (21, Genoa CFC). Also Tottenham are supposedly interested.”

It would be a huge blow for Tottenham to miss out on their preferred centre-back target in Dragusin.

Ange Postecoglou has made it evidently clear that he’d like to see a new centre-back through the door swiftly this month.

That hasn’t proven to be the case as of yet, with Spurs still negotiating with Genoa over a deal to sign Dragusin.

But we’ve already reported on news that Dragusin is keen on a switch to England and is ready to turn other suitors down.

The Evening Standard have since echoed these claims, reporting that Dragusin has ‘made it plain’ he wants a Premier League move, despite interest from Napoli and Bayern Munich.

Yet, you get the feeling that Spurs may need to accelerate talks with Genoa over Dragusin to avoid missing out.

Interest in the Romania international is clearly mounting and with Ben Davies the most recent centre-back to join Tottenham’s growing injury list, Postecoglou will be keen to have a new defender through the door as soon as possible.