After Vuskovic: Tottenham Ready to Sell ‘World-Class’ Star After De Zerbi Transfer Splurge

After Vuskovic: Tottenham Ready to Sell ‘World-Class’ Star After De Zerbi Transfer Splurge

Tottenham Hotspur have been among the busiest sides in this summer’s transfer market, and they’ve now made another call regarding an exit.

So far, Spurs have added five new faces: Andy Robertson, Marcos Senesi, Martin Dubravka, Jan Paul van Hecke, and Mateus Fernandes. They’ve also struck a £100m agreement with Newcastle for Sandro Tonali.

To help balance the finances, a £50m deal has been reached to sell teenage talent Luka Vuskovic to Brighton. But with Roberto De Zerbi planning a squad overhaul ahead of the new Premier League season, Tottenham have now decided to let another first-team regular leave.

Tottenham Make Romero Call
Club captain Cristian Romero has been strongly linked with a summer exit from north London, with concerns over the club’s perceived lack of ambition after two straight 17th-place finishes.

Spurs have responded by spending heavily, bringing in two new centre-backs to join Micky Van de Ven, Kevin Danso, and Romero. Yet it has now emerged that De Zerbi and Spurs’ hierarchy are prepared to let Romero go—despite him signing a new contract just last summer.

Romero, often labelled as ‘world-class’, had already decided he wanted to move this summer, though there was little talk of a departure during his time with Argentina at the World Cup.

Now, Tottenham see this as the ideal moment to cash in, having strengthened their defensive options. With three years left on his deal and strong performances under his belt, the club is open to a sale.

Several top European sides, including Atlético Madrid, are said to be monitoring the 28-year-old, and Spurs won’t block his path if a suitable bid arrives.

Ideal Moment to Sell Romero
At his best, Romero ranks among the Premier League’s finest defenders. But as last season showed, he also has clear weaknesses—particularly his discipline.

With De Zerbi aiming to build a new system with his own players, anyone unwilling to stay or likely to cause disruption should be moved on—and Romero fits that description.

His World Cup displays are also likely to boost interest, and with Spurs ready to do business, this deal could gather pace quickly once the tournament ends.

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