The agent of Tottenham defender Radu Dragusin wanted him to join Napoli.

Dragusin left Genoa for Spurs in August.

Florin Manea told Radio Crc: "It would've been better for him, especially for the sunshine, but it was his choice. Now he needs to be patient, he has two important players in front of him in the pecking order and eventually he will find space too.

The coach (Ange Postecoglou) said many times he does not want to play with a three-man defence, evidently he knows best, but Tottenham concede a ton of goals. Playing with three gives more security.

I also think Tottenham concede a lot of goals from set plays, so Dragusin would be very helpful due to his power in the air, he used to get all the headers at Genoa."

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