Cristian Romero's Tottenham Future Reportedly Uncertain

Cristian Romero's future at Tottenham Hotspur is reportedly uncertain following recent comments from the player and a journalist's report.

Romero Expresses Dissatisfaction

Romero expressed dissatisfaction with the team's situation after a 2-2 draw with Manchester City, citing a lack of senior options. He was substituted during the match due to illness but stated he would have been able to continue playing.

Romero expressed dissatisfaction with the team's situation after a 2-2 draw with Manchester City, citing a lack of senior options.

This recent critique follows previous criticism from Romero on January 8, after a loss to Bournemouth, highlighting a pattern of frustration.

Journalist Reports Summer Exit

Gaston Edul, a journalist from Argentinian media outlet TyC Sports, reported on Tuesday that Romero, 27, is expected to leave Tottenham in the summer.

Journalist Gaston Edul, from Argentinian media outlet TyC Sports, reported on Tuesday that Romero, 27, is expected to leave Tottenham in the summer.

Interest from Spain and another undisclosed league has been noted, with a formal offer reportedly close during the recent winter transfer window. Real Madrid had previously shown interest in Romero and was reportedly prepared to offer around £69.4 million, though this bid did not proceed at the time. Current indications strongly suggest Spain as Romero's likely next destination.

Potential Replacements for Tottenham

The article also speculates about potential replacements should Romero depart. Luka Vuskovic, an 18-year-old talent currently on loan at Hamburg, is highlighted.

Vuskovic's performance at Hamburg, including scoring a Bundesliga goal, has been noted as significant development into a promising centre-back.

It is suggested that Vuskovic, along with other promising centre-backs like Kota Takai and Ashley Phillips, could potentially step up for Tottenham, potentially eliminating the need for further transfer market spending.

This internal development, potentially including Vuskovic along with other promising centre-backs like Kota Takai and Ashley Phillips, could potentially eliminate the need for Tottenham to make further transfer market spending on a new central defender.