Junior Dragan was named to the
USA Gymnastics National Team of 2018-2019. In 2019, she
changed nationality and began competing for the Romanian Federation. Her first international competition for Romania was the
2020 European Championships in
Kyiv, Ukraine. She was 9th in the all-around and qualified for the rope, clubs and ribbon finals.
Senior Dragan competed with clubs and ribbon at the
2021 Pesaro World Cup. She also competed at the World Challenge Cup in
Cluj-Napoca, where she placed 8th in the hoop final. In June she was part of the team that competed at the
European Championship in
Varna, Bulgaria with teammates
Andreea Verdes and
Denisa Mailat. Later in the year, she was also selected for the
World Championship in
Kitakyushu, Japan, where she ended in 22nd place in the all-around qualification and failed to advance to the final. In 2022, Dragan became Romania's second gymnast and inaugurated her season with the
World Cup in
Palaio Faliro, where she qualified for the hoop and clubs final. She then competed at the World Cup stage in
Sofia. She was again selected again for the
2022 European Championship in
Tel Aviv, Israel, together with Verdes for the senior team and
Amalia Lică and Dragan's sister Christina for the junior team. She placed 20th in the all-around final. In September, she competed at the
2022 World Championships in
Sofia, Bulgaria. She placed 12th in the all-around qualifications and qualified to the final, where she ended in 18th place because of mistakes with clubs. Dragan qualified to three apparatus finals, placing 8th in ball, 7th in clubs and 6th in ribbon. At the
World Championships in 2023, she competed with pain in her left ankle, an issue that had been bothering her for several years. She qualified for the all-around final in 17th place. This earned Romania a spot at the
2024 Olympic Games, the first since
Ana Luiza Filiorianu in 2016. Dragan described seeing her scores as "the best moment of my life". In 2024, Dragan competed at the
World Cup stage in Sofia, where she finished in 21st in the all-around. At the
2024 European Championships, she qualified for the all-around final and came in 21st place. In August, Dragan competed at the
2024 Paris Olympics. She finished in 21st place in the
individual all-around qualifications, with her best performance coming on clubs, and did not advance to the final. Of her experience, she said, "It was very stressful and exhausting, but I felt good and I really enjoyed the experience very much." She later stated that she was not accompanied by her main coach,
Alexandra Piscupescu, only her assistant coach, and that she did not feel she had enough support. In October, Dragan's father accused the president of the Romanian Rhythmic Gymnastics Federation,
Irina Deleanu, of abusing Dragan, her sister, and several other gymnasts through verbal abuse, comments about her weight, and over-training on injuries. He also said that Dragan often competed without her coach due to a lack of support from the federation, and that when Deleanu accompanied Dragan to the 2024 European Championships as her coach, she violated competition rules. Deleanu denied these accusations and said that Dragan's mother had been the one to make the comments about her weight, and that Dragan had pre-existing medical and congenital issues that she had been cleared to train on by doctors. Following this dispute, Dragan was removed from the Romanian national team and returned to the United States to continue training. Dragan posted on her
Instagram on January 8, 2025 that she was taking a break from rhythmic gymnastics, which she said was because "over the past Olympic cycle—and especially in the last two years—I found myself in a toxic environment that became increasingly difficult to navigate". She added that she hoped to return to gymnastics and attempt to qualify for the
2028 Summer Olympics. In January 2025, several Romanian rhythmic gymnasts came forward with allegations of abuse against coaches, including Dragan. She repeated her allegations of verbal abuse and said that she had been afraid of training. In April 2026, after Deleanu said in an interview that Dragan wanted to retire after the 2024 Olympics, Dragan stated that her intention after the Olympics was to continue training for the
2028 Summer Olympics and that she never told Deleanu that she wanted to quit. ==Routine music information==