@Daily_Hotspur@OAccomando91 Tottenham signed him for 50 million euros 42.5 million pound he's now 28 years old !! You cannot lose money on a world cup winner a 28 years old
@TheBoyHotspur That's the thing though, the market doesn't always reflect a player's true ability. Romero has flaws — the cards, the temper and consistency are fair criticisms — but he's still a World Cup winner, a top-level defender and a leader on his day.
£35m is seriously way too low .
@TheBoyHotspur Can't argue with your response, it's spot on. I'm just sad it has come to this. I genuinely believe there's a top player in there and he does have leadership qualities. Maybe he was just in the wrong environment, I don't know.
One thing I do know: he's worth a lot more than £35m
The Romero-to-Arsenal rumours are nonsense, but here's a question for those who've spent months calling him a liability, a terrible captain, and saying they can't wait to see him gone...
If he really is that bad, would you give a f*** if he joined Arsenal? 🤔
#THFC
Inter really think they can sign Cristian Romero for around £35m? A World Cup winner and Spurs captain. Yet if Tottenham asked for Bastoni, Inter would slap a €100m+ price tag on him without blinking. The double standards from Italian clubs never change. 🤷♂️
#THFC#Inter
#Cuti Romero, looks like you’re leaving. Despite the hate from some Spurs fans, I just want to say thank you for everything you gave this club. It’s been a rollercoaster, but I loved your passion, your aggression and your crazy warrior mentality. Inter fans will love you. #THFC
@flanagan_58 I get that ! But on the other hand they ask for way over the asking price when it comes to their players if you're going to deal with premier League football it's got a work both ways they literally shove 50 million valuations on 30 million pound players