‘They hope’ – Cristian Romero wants one particular club to send Tottenham a bid

‘They hope’ – Cristian Romero wants one particular club to send Tottenham a bid

Cristian Romero’s future at Tottenham Hotspur appears increasingly uncertain, with the Argentine defender now facing a major decision over his next destination.

Romero has reportedly agreed personal terms with Atletico Madrid on a long-term contract worth around €6m (£5.1m) annually, making a move to the Spanish capital look increasingly likely.

Recent reports suggested that all three parties were confident a deal would be completed, with Atletico expected to bring the 28-year-old to the Metropolitano Stadium.

However, the situation has taken another dramatic turn, as Barcelona have reportedly revived their interest in Romero following their agreement to sell Ronald Araujo to Liverpool.

Romero’s camp keeping Barcelona informed

SportItalia journalist Gianluigi Longari has revealed that Romero’s representatives are keeping Barcelona updated on the latest developments surrounding the defender’s future.

According to Longari, Romero’s camp remains hopeful that Barcelona will make an official approach, although the Catalan giants are currently concentrating their efforts on signing Manchester City midfielder Rodri.

Longari stated on X that Romero’s entourage have informed Barcelona about the ongoing situation because they are hoping the club decides to enter the race. However, Rodri remains Barcelona’s priority at the moment.

Atletico preparing improved Romero offer

Despite Barcelona’s renewed interest, Atletico Madrid appear determined to complete the transfer and are preparing a second bid for the Tottenham defender.

Fabrizio Romano reports that Atletico are working on an offer worth around €40m (£34.2m), a figure close to the amount Tottenham had previously accepted from Inter Milan for Romero.

With Barcelona now potentially back in contention, Atletico will be eager to move quickly and secure an agreement with Spurs before Hansi Flick’s side has the opportunity to make a formal approach.

The coming days could therefore prove crucial in determining whether Romero ends up at Atletico Madrid, Barcelona, or potentially remains at Tottenham.

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