Journalist Paul Brown has said that Cristian Romero’s relationship with Tottenham Hotspur has now been mended and that there is no reason to think that an exit is on the cards for the Argentine anytime soon.
Romero faced widespread criticism for his performances in the second half of last season, as the centre-back struggled to meet the high standards he set for himself during the campaign. first at Tottenham.
This summer, the 25-year-old admitted that his performances were not up to standard after returning from the World Cup and he vowed to show the best version of himself this season (The Athletic).
The former Atalanta man has certainly delivered on that promise so far, having formed a strong partnership in defense with new signing Micky Van de Ven.
The additional leadership responsibility that Ange Postecoglou has given Romero (the Australian made him captain) appears to have brought out the best in the defender, who even confirmed last month to The Evening Standard that the coach of number 58 is “perfect”. for Spurs.
LONDON, ENGLAND – AUGUST 19:
Cristian Romero of Tottenham Hotspur looks on during the Premier League match between Tottenham Hotspur and Manchester United at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium on August 19, 2023 in London, England.
The bridge between Romero and Spurs is repaired
Speaking about the midfielder’s future, Brown told GiveMeSport:
“We don’t know what Romero will do if Conte stays. It’s good that he seems to be thriving under a new manager. It seems he has regained his form. “He’s formed a good partnership at the back and looks like the player Spurs are hoping to get. So it’s all positives for the club. He looks quite happy to play there again.”
“And I don’t think there’s any reason to believe there’s any doubt about his future at Spurs. I think it’s a re-established relationship and it’s looking good for the future.” hybrid.” I think these are all positive things.
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While Conte is certainly a great tactician and his leadership methods have brought him a lot of success, Romero is clearly one of many players who disagree with the Italian coach. Just from his body language, we can tell that the Argentine is much happier under Agne.
