Tottenham Hotspur Star Cristian Romero is back on Atletico Madrid's transfer agenda.
Last summer, the La Liga side showed interest in the defender and Diego Simeone publicly expressed his desire to sign him.
At that time he said: "As an Argentina fan, I admire his personality, his playing style and his defensive work. As an Argentina fan who has watched more of his matches than Tottenham's, I am a big fan of his."
Los Rojiblancos made several approaches, but Tottenham refused to sell it. In August 2025, the Premier League side renewed his contract until 2029.
In March, Argentina International left the door open To leave the north London club this summer. Since then, there have been several claims linking him to various clubs.
Tottenham player market opportunity for Atletico
Wednesday edition of sports world That pointed to the failure of the Spanish giants to sign him last summer.
Diego Simeone's side had approached Spurs on two occasions and were received a 'resounding no'. In short, there was strong rejection from the English club.
A year ago, Tottenham Hotspur valued Cristian Romero at €70m. Since then, a lot has changed for both the club and the centre-back.
Roberto De Zerbi's side have failed to qualify for Europe after avoiding relegation.
The newspaper claims that Spurs were unhappy with some of the player's gestures towards the end of the season.
In fact, he believes it would be 'best' to end his time with the club.
Tottenham may have come to this conclusion after signing Marcos Senesi and Jan-Paul van Hecke. Romero's departure could now become easier with the arrival of the centre-back duo.
After a year of refusing to sell, De Zerbi's side have softened their stance on the South American.
Mundo says his value has fallen from €70m to €30m, and the 'significant reduction' makes him a market opportunity for Atletico Madrid. This seems a bit too optimistic.
Our take: Spurs could ask for more than €30m
With a contract until 2029, transfer market Cristian Romero worth €45 million. He has started both matches for Argentina in the World Cup.
Considering the defender's contract, performances, experience and age, it is highly unlikely that Spurs will sell him for €30m.
