"Radu is fine. I don't know if he will be approved to play, especially since he hasn't started full training at Tottenham, he said via Digisport. I'm glad he's on the list. The moment of his return is approaching. That it will be now or in a month at most, I think Radu will be 100% ready. There is no delay in recovery, the doctor told us that it is best to return from 8 months onwards."
"On the contrary, he is ahead with his preparation. There have been players who have stayed for 12-13 months. The idea is not to rush. It is normal to feel Radu's absence from the team. There is no replacement for him. He plays at the level he plays at and there is a big difference between what is played in England compared to other sides. It is impossible to replace Radu Dragusin at the moment."
Radu Dragusin, 23, sustained an ACL injury in January and has been sidelined since. The defender is reportedly ahead of his recovery schedule and is expected to reach eight months post-operation in mid-October. The player's agent says full training at Tottenham has not yet resumed and medical approval remains uncertain. The club must avoid rushing his comeback given the seriousness of the injury and the need to regain fitness. Tottenham lack defensive depth, making Dragusin's return valuable for the remainder of the season. The agent emphasizes patience and gradual reintegration rather than immediate deployment.
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