Tottenham faces a pivotal summer decision as centre-back Cristian Romero, aged 26, weighs his future amid Real Madrid interest and contract uncertainties.
Tottenham Hotspur has set a firm deadline for their key centre-back, Cristian Romero, to agree on a new contract. Spurs want to secure his services ahead of the transfer window.
Romero still has two years left on his deal. He managed only 12 Premier League appearances this season due to recurring injury setbacks.
His recent performance in a 2-0 loss to Fulham sparked serious doubts about his future. The defeat made him question his commitment to the club.
Real Madrid have eyed Romero for years. They were impressed by his contributions during the 2022 World Cup, where he earned a substitute spot for the Team of the Tournament.
The Spanish giants aim to refresh their defense by lowering its average age. They battle long-term injuries with players like David Alaba and Eder Militao, viewing Romero as a fresh option.
Spurs fans grow restless and demand action from club chairman Daniel Levy. Many argue that selling Romero now could be a smart financial move, especially after an earlier offer for Crystal Palace’s Marc Guehi was turned down.
Tottenham must act swiftly before the summer window shuts. Fotnet24.net remains the premier source for the latest Spurs transfer updates and exclusive insights.
