TBR Football understands that Tottenham Hotspur have been inundated with loan offers for the highly rated Luka Vuskovic.
Tottenham are open to loaning out Vuskovic and have not been short of offers for the talented youngster, who has impressed during pre-season.
Vuskovic scored and assisted on his Tottenham debut, which has caused a great deal of hype around him right now.
Tottenham fans are eager for Vuskovic to stay for the season following last season’s injury crisis, but Spurs’ stance over keeping him is relaxed.
Tottenham receive multiple offers for Luka Vuskovic
Tottenham Hotspur have received multiple loan offers for Luka Vuskovic ahead of next season, sources have told TBR Football chief correspondent Graeme Bailey.
Clubs from Germany, France, Italy, Holland and Spain have all contacted the North London club about signing the defender on a temporary basis.
Spurs now have the pick of several top clubs as to where they could send the 18-year-old for another season in his development.
At this stage, the Lilywhites are keen for him to play as many minutes as possible next term, and whilst he would feature at Spurs, his game time is likely to be limited.
The North London club will be conscious of last season’s injury crisis, having lost so many defenders, but Tottenham consider Vuskovic a top talent and will want to handle his development carefully.
Currently, Cristian Romero, Micky van de Ven, Kevin Danso and Radu Dragusin are all ahead of him in the pecking order under Thomas Frank.
So instead of sitting on the bench at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, he could move to another top club and secure regular minutes.
Last season’s loan to Westerlo worked wonders for Vuskovic, who’s been dubbed ‘unbelievable’, as he showed serious promise in the Belgian Pro League, netting seven goals in total.
Tottenham drop interesting hint over Radu Dragusin’s future
Tottenham have just dropped an interesting hint over Dragusin’s future by handing him the number three shirt for next season.
TBR Football had been told that Dragusin could be sold by Tottenham, but the club’s latest move suggests their plans have now changed.
Recently, Dragusin returned from an ACL injury, having now commenced outdoor training with a ball at his feet.
Speaking about his injury, he told SpursOfficial: “During the injury, I was on crutches, my knee was stiff because of the surgery.
“It was a long process until I started to walk normally, but after that, it was a positive journey. I can say I enjoyed this journey because if you don’t, it’s really hard to get back to the levels you were before.
“All the staff and players here have really helpful, you don’t become distant from them, I feel like they really helped me, also the fans online.”