Fabrizio Romano comments on Tottenham moving for Cristian Romero

Takehiro Tomiyasu, Jules Kounde, Joachim Andersen, Jannik Vestergaard… there’s a new centre again goal being linked with Tottenham mainly each different day.

New director of soccer Fabio Paratici will know that Tottenham desperately want centre again additions this summer time, and it’s no shock to see him being linked with Serie A skills.

Tomiyasu appears moderately priced, however there have additionally been hyperlinks to a participant he signed for Juventus in Cristian Romero.

Romero excelled with Genoa, prompting Juventus right into a 2019 deal. The 23-year-old returned to Genoa on mortgage, then headed off to Atalanta final summer time, becoming a member of on mortgage with an possibility to purchase.

Atalanta will take that possibility, that means the Argentinian worldwide will depart Juve with out ever making an look for them – however Paratici stays a fan.

Calciomercato reported last month that Tottenham are anticipated to participate in one thing of an public sale for Romero, however they’re not alone within the race.

Sky Italia noted that Liverpool had made contact to signal Romero, who was praised for dominating Zlatan Ibrahimovic when Atalanta confronted AC Milan earlier this 12 months.

On Tuesday night, transfer insider Fabrizio Romano was asked directly on Twitch about Romero presumably becoming a member of Tottenham, and he supplied an attention-grabbing response.

Romano informed followers to control Romero to Tottenham, suggesting that there’s actual Premier League curiosity rising for him even when nothing is imminent, and he feels that Romero becoming a member of an English membership like Tottenham is ‘a risk’.

“I’d control Romero,” stated Romano when requested about Romero to Tottenham. “I’m informed he has possibilities to maneuver to the Premier League, however it would take some days to see the place he’s going. It’s a risk, I’m positive it’s a risk,” he added.

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