Fabrizio Romano reveals Daniel Levy plan for 'crucial' Tottenham player after Europa League win

Tottenham Hotspur defender Cristian Romero has been linked with a move away from the club in recent months.

The 27-year-old central defender is on the radar of clubs like Atletico Madrid, and there have been rumours that he could look to move in the coming weeks.

Fabrizio Romano has now revealed that Tottenham chairman Daniel Levy will not make it easy for the player to move on. He is an important player for the club, and they will look to hold onto him.

They have secured Champions League qualification for the next season, and it will be interesting to see if that is enough to convince the World Cup winner to continue at the London club. Even if he decides to move on, clubs will have to pay a premium to sign the player.

Daniel Levy has a plan

Romano said on YouTube: “Now, with Tottenham beating Manchester United in the Europa League final means that they will be in the Champions League, so the feeling around the project and also that the chairman of Tottenham will make it even more difficult for some of the more important players to leave Tottenham this summer. One of them is for sure Cuti Romero.

 “As mentioned, Cuti Romero was one of the players he [Paratici] wanted, had him at Juventus, first signing him from Genoa, then the player went to Atalanta, Tottenham signed the player from Atalanta, now he remains an absolutely crucial player for Tottenham.

“Now, Romero is out of contract in two years and it’s going to be a situation to follow because at the moment, there are no conversations ongoing to extend his contract but for sure now, Daniel Levy will try his best to keep Cuti Romero despite strong interest especially from Spain.”

Tottenham must keep Cristian Romero