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Sunday Transfer Drama: Dragusin closer to Spurs, Todibo deal teeters, and Varane’s future in question

In a riveting Sunday transfer saga, Tottenham Hotspur is gearing up to submit a bid for Genoa’s promising 21-year-old defender, Radu Dragusin. The player’s agent reveals a keen interest in the potential move, as Spurs pivot away from Nice’s Jean-Clair Todibo, whose transfer hangs on the brink of collapse.

Juventus, under the management of Maximiliano Allegri, face a potential veto on their pursuit of Manchester City’s Kalvin Phillips. The 28-year-old English midfielder’s fit within Allegri’s tactical system raises doubts, adding an unexpected twist to the transfer narrative.

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Barcelona, eyeing Manchester United’s Mason Greenwood, grapples with financial constraints, casting uncertainty on a potential £40m deal for the 22-year-old forward currently shining on loan at Getafe. In a surprising turn of events, Atletico Madrid has already initiated talks for Greenwood’s services.

Manchester United signals a willingness to entertain offers for their 30-year-old French defender, Raphael Varane, setting the stage for a potential January exit.

Meanwhile, Brentford prepares a substantial offer for Real Betis winger Assane Diao, inching close to triggering the 18-year-old Spain Under-21 international’s release clause.

Newcastle United is poised to terminate Issac Hayden’s loan at Standard Liege, drawing interest from several Championship clubs for the 28-year-old English midfielder.

In a move to secure defensive stability, Manchester United activates an option to extend Victor Lindelof’s contract until June 2025, ensuring the 29-year-old Swedish defender remains a part of their plans.

Borussia Dortmund sets sights on Chelsea’s 21-year-old Netherlands full-back, Ian Maatsen, as the January transfer window looms.

Everton closely monitors the progress of Manchester City’s 20-year-old Australian midfielder, Alex Robertson, currently impressing on a season-long loan at Portsmouth.

The stage is set for a flurry of transfer activity, promising a Sunday filled with intrigue and anticipation in the football world.

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