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Dragusin becomes the latest to be on his way out.

Dragusin’s time at Spurs was mixed

Dragusin’s tenure in the Premier League draws to a close after a highly turbulent and ultimately mixed spell.

The physical defender arrived at Tottenham with a massive reputation, having famously rejected a late approach from European giants Bayern Munich to fulfill his dream of playing in England.

However, translating that reputation into regular first-team football proved immensely difficult under the tactical setups in London.

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Dragusin struggled heavily to dislodge established defensive pairings and secure consistent starting minutes.

His fortunes worsened significantly when he suffered a severe, long-term knee injury that sidelined him for a massive portion of his stay.

A return to Serie A, where he previously excelled with Genoa, Juventus, and Sampdoria, now provides the ideal platform for the Romanian star to rebuild his fitness and get his promising career back on track.