Radu Dragusin’s agent sends a clear message to Napoli and Juventus ahead of January, Tottenham fans won’t be happy

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Radu Dragusin’s agent has once again been discussing the possibility of the defender moving in the January transfer window.

The defender is being linked with a move back to Italy less than one year on from his £25 million transfer from Genoa to Tottenham Hotspur.

Former Spurs boss Antonio Conte is keen to bring him to Napoli to help boost his team’s title charge, meanwhile, Juventus are also interested in re-signing the 22-year-old.

Florin Manea has now revealed the likelihood of a move away from North London in January and shared his honest thoughts on the two linked Italian clubs.

Radu Dragusin’s agent comments on Napoli and Juventus links

Manea has revealed that Dragusin will not be leaving Tottenham in January although the situation will be re-evaluted in the summer.

The Spurs News reported earlier this month that Spurs have no interest in selling Dragusin and want to add a fourth centre-back in the next window. The 22-year-old is frustrated by his situation in N17 but is keen to fight for his place in Ange Postecoglou’s team.

Manea told Italian broadcaster Telecapri via Spazio Napoli: “It’s an honour for Radu to be wanted by teams like Napoli and Juve, but at the moment they are just rumours. We are focused on Tottenham, he still has five years on his contract.

“It’s not easy to go to a top club and make an impact right away, he’s still 22 years old. If he never plays this year, it’s normal that other evaluations will be made: he won’t move in January, in June we’ll evaluate him.”

Tottenham fans will not be happy with his agent who continues to talk about his client playing elsewhere, especially when the defender is significantly under-performing.

Why Romania subbed Radu Dragusin off early vs Cyprus

Dragusin is not going through the best time in his career right now as the defender was at fault for Cryprus’ goal against Romania.

The Tottenham defender failed to properly clear his lines and gifted Ioannis Pittas the chance to score to pull one back for the visitors.

Mircea Lucescu ended up hauling the youngster off after 68 minutes as Romania looked to hold on to their slender 2-1 lead. They ended up winning 4-1.