Tottenham Hotspur goes to a decisive summer transfer window, with several important calls to make about the future of the workforce.
One of the greatest uncertainty surrounds the Vice-Capità Cristian Romero, the club’s long-term future is now in question.
Tottenham to give Cristian Romero an ultimatum
As reported GivemmesportSpurs has made the decision to sell Romero if he does not commit a new contract before the transfer window opens.
The Argentine Center, whose current agreement works until 2027, has been in the radar of Real Madrid For some time, with the Spanish giants who saw it as a key complement to its defensive configuration.
According to the report, Tottenham’s management is expected to be pressure on Romero to sign an extension or deal with the possibility of being sold. With Madrid, supervising the situation closely, the Spurs know that they could receive a considerable offer if they choose to leave it.
While they want to convince the player to stay and be willing to turn it into your best paid playerThey will not wait forever.
Romero’s growing discontent is derived from his desire to play in the Champions League constantly, which he has not been able to achieve with Spurs despite being a winning defender of the World Cup with Argentina in 2022.
Currently, in 14th place in the Premier League, Tottenham hopes to protect European football through the league have faded. Its only realistic path to continental competition next season is to win Europa League, a hard challenge considering its inconsistent performances.
Since reaching Tottenham in 2021 from Atalanta, by loan, before making the permanent movement, Romero has been a key figure in defense. Prior to the 2023-24 season, he was appointed Vice-Capitan and Ange Postecoglou often emphasized his leadership qualities and defensive solidity. However, a long hamstring injury has hindered its impact this season.
Romero admits that the Tottenham players are not happy
He was back on the line during the 2-0 defeat in Fulham and after the game, he presented an Instagram post, revealing that players are not satisfied with the current situation.
Romero said: Romero said:
“We are not happy with our current situation, but this group will always be planted and will be responsible for everything that happens in the club.
“We continue together. Once again, fans, thank you for always being there @Spursofficial.”
If Romero leaves, Tottenham will use the funds of his sale to strengthen his workforce. Its future is still uncertain, and in the coming months they will determine if it is maintained to help reconstruct or seek a new challenge elsewhere.
