Shocking! Tottenham's last attack Romero, you can't go! Tottenham's 1st tier source says shock remarks, raises transfer fee to chairman Levy Romero to KRW 157.8 billion
Jul 01, 2025
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The so-called "1st tier speaker" familiar with Tottenham's internal news has revealed shocking information.
It is said that Tottenham has set a much higher transfer fee than already reported in the media to prevent Christian Romero from moving to Atletico Madrid. Atletico Madrid can't handle it. Putting up a price tag like this can be seen as a declaration that they will not sell it.
Tottenham Hotspur News reported on the 30th (Korea time) 'Tottenham asked for £85 million, not £60 million, for Romero's transfer fee. This is an exclusive report to respond to the possibility of Son Heung-min's transfer.
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In particular, even Son Heung-min, who was the team's captain, is receiving strong love calls from the Saudi Arabian professional team and Turkiye Fenerbahce, so last season 'captain' and 'captain' could leave the team at the same time. This could be a huge blow to new coach Thomas Frank, who has taken the helm of the team.
Therefore, it has been argued that Tottenham is trying to catch Romero and set him up as a new full-time captain in preparation for Son Heung-min's departure. To this end, news has been reported that Tottenham's club has newly set a much larger amount than the originally reported amount as Romero's transfer fee.
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"Tottenham will ask for a much larger amount than reported," Wenham said. "We have to be realistic. With Son Heung-min likely to leave the team this summer, it has become absolutely important to keep Romero. It's also equally important to have him as captain for next season."
Wenham then added "So to sell Romero, his transfer fee must reflect his value at Tottenham fairly. Tottenham have signed Romero for £42.5m. In response, Levy will want double that for the transfer fee. It's not £60m as reported in the media."
If Wenham's claim is actually an internal policy of Tottenham, Romero's transfer is difficult to achieve.
Initially, Romero completed a personal agreement with Atletico Madrid, and Atletico Madrid also raised the transfer fee to the final £55 million, almost reaching an agreement with Tottenham, according to reports. TBR Football has reported that Atletico Madrid and Tottenham are close to reaching a final agreement over Romero's move.
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The total amount from this is 65 million euros, about 55.7 million pounds. If Tottenham's reportedly wanted transfer fee is £60 million, it is not strange to reach an agreement at around £55 million.
However, as Wenham said, if the transfer fee to Romero that Chairman Levi actually wants is £85 million, a transfer agreement is impossible. For Atletico Madrid, £55 million is the maximum offer. The difference of about 30 million pounds is not a level that can be made up by agreement. Attention is focusing on whether Romero will be able to leave Tottenham.
This article was translated by Naver AI translator.