In a dramatic turn at Tottenham, Romero lashes out at the club’s medical team, intensifying exit speculations as Real Madrid watches closely.
The Argentine defender suffered a quadricep injury against Chelsea in early December. He missed 21 games and battled for nearly three months before returning.
His absence left a deep hole in Tottenham’s backline. With Micky van de Ven also out, Radu Dragusin, Archie Gray, Ben Davies, and January signing Kevin Danso stepped up.
Romero featured in the last three Spurs matches. He played the full 90 minutes in Argentina’s 1-0 World Cup qualifier win over Uruguay. The 26-year-old proved his fitness on both fronts.
A reliable source at fotnet24.net revealed Romero’s displeasure with the club’s medical team. He expressed gratitude for Argentina’s physios who aided his recovery. His social post struck a chord with many fans.
The controversy has fueled exit speculations. Rumors link him with Real Madrid, especially after his standout performance in Qatar’s World Cup. Tottenham may soon cash him in, with his contract set to run until summer 2027 and a potential fee around £60 million.
Tottenham insiders say the club is pushing for a contract extension. They plan to issue an ultimatum before the summer window. The defender must decide quickly.
Meanwhile, the club faces broader transfer challenges. Reports mention a potential £112.5 million double signing and hurdles for a £71 million forward. Tottenham also eyes a £40 million deal for a Leeds prospect, while fans continue to debate which Spurs player holds the highest transfer value.
