Romania defender Radu Dragusin told Tottenham fans the players would be training at “full throttle” as they continue preparations for the new season following a 2-1 friendly defeat to Bayern Munich in Seoul.
Having had an extended break after Romania’s run at Euro 2024, the defeat to Bayern in from of 67,000 fans at Seoul World Cup Stadium was the 22-year-old’s first start of pre-season.
“I want to thank all the fans that welcomed us in an incredible way that we felt very much appreciated and welcome here and I want to thank them all,” Radu told the Tottenham website.
“I was excited to come back to meet the guys, to meet the staff to start training but it’s normal. We train at the highest level possible, it’s normal for it to be hard.
“We have a couple of weeks left until the first game in the Premier League and we go full throttle.
“I feel the guys are in a great condition. As I said, I’m also trying to reach that condition. I’m working everyday. We are going to be 100% come the start of the season to achieve something important.”
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