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Tottenham Hotspur have agree d personal terms in principle with Genoa defender Radu Dragusin, sources have confirmed to 90min . Spurs are on the hunt for a new centre-back and have made signing one their top priority for the January transfer window. 90min reported earlier this week that Tottenham were eyeing 21-year-old Dragusin, but a deal would not be as easy to complete as suggested in the Italian media. Sources have now told 90min that Spurs and Dragusin have reached a broad agreement over personal terms, though this was never expected to be a stumbling block. Tottenham and Genoa remain in talks over a transfer fee, which is where most of the difficulty of completing the deal will lie. Spurs had initially been told a fee of around £20m would have been enough to sign Dragusin, but this is not the case and the Serie A side are holding out for a larger sum. Dragusin is a full Romania international / Vasile Mihai-Antonio/GettyImages Dragusin is not the only centre-back on Tottenha...

Barcelona are close to agreeing a €40m transfer for 18-year-old Brazil forward Vitor Roque, although 90min understands there remains an outstanding issue with the exact structure of the proposed deal with Athletico Paranaense. Only turning 18 earlier this year, Roque has been playing first-team Football in his homeland since 2021 and joined Athletico from first senior club Cruzeiro last year. Roque already has ten goals in 25 appearances across all competitions for his current team so far in 2023 and his form, also rewarded with a first senior international appearance for Brazil in March, has unsurprisingly brought significant attention from Europe. From the Premier League , Arsenal are firm admirers of the player and have held talks. Manchester United and Newcastle have additionally shown interest, but Roque’s own preference has also been Barcelona. Chelsea were another to contact his representatives. READ MORE FROM THE 90MIN TALKING TRANSFERS TEAM feed 90min revealed back in Feb...

A Florida judge has sided with superstar golfer Tiger Woods in a legal dispute with his ex-girlfriend A Florida judge ruled late Wednesday that the ex-girlfriend of Tiger Woods must abide by a nondisclosure agreement she purportedly signed and resolve her lawsuits seeking millions from the golf superstar through private arbitration behind closed doors. Circuit Judge Elizabeth Metzger, in an 11-page opinion, rejected Erica Herman's attempt to quash the 2017 agreement by saying Woods had committed sexual harassment against her, calling Herman's allegations “vague and threadbare.” “Herman has had the opportunity (to) provide factual specificity for any claim relating to sexual assault or sexual harassment, however, she has not done so,” Metzger wrote. Metzger also said that the evidence shows that a nondisclosure agreement was negotiated between Herman and Woods in 2017, even if her attorney, Benjamin Hodas, now questions whether she actually signed it. At a May 9 hearing, Hoda...