Cristian Romero, a centre-back for Tottenham Hotspur, was the focus of transfer rumours after it was reported in September that Manchester United, Real Madrid, and Paris Saint-Germain were interested in him during the summer transfer window.
Transfer market values Romero at €65 million, however there was no set asking price. Tottenham remained steadfast in their position and will not consider any offers for the defender in spite of the attention.
Furthermore, Romero is drawing a lot of interest, according to a September report on the player’s future provided by transfer specialist Fabrizio Romano.
In his most recent Daily Debriefing column for CaughtOffside, Romano wrote, “Cristian Romero is still a key player for Tottenham, so it’s maybe normal that we’re starting to see rumours about interest from other top clubs, with some fans asking me if there’s anything to the links with Real Madrid.”
But I’ve been informed that nothing is occurring at the moment. Spurs obviously want to keep Romero for the long run, so his contract may come up in the coming months, but no formal negotiations have begun as of yet.
What is the most recent information regarding Cristian Romero’s future at Tottenham?
Due to their increasing interest in the Argentine defender, Tottenham plans to meet with Romero in the upcoming months to discuss a new contract, according to a report published by TBR Football on Friday, which cited sources.
Romero is happy at Spurs, but the article also says he is concerned about the team’s lack of Champions League games, a worry he has expressed in talks over the last six months.
In addition, Romero’s status is being keenly watched by Real Madrid, Bayern Munich, and Inter Milan—all of which are able to provide regular Champions League play.
According to TBR Football’s report’s conclusion, Tottenham told Romero during early talks that his new contract would position him among the best defenders in Europe. Romero’s contract currently expires in 2027, but it may be extended until 2030 if he accepts the revised terms.
