Barcelona monitors Cristian Romero's situation at Tottenham
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jul 6, 2026, 9:50 PM
Last updated Jul 6, 2026
Barcelona is closely observing Cristian ‘Cuti’ Romero's status as the summer transfer window approaches. The center-back is reportedly eager to leave Tottenham, citing a desire for a move to Spain, with Barcelona and Atlético Madrid considering potential bids. Tottenham's management is reportedly open to selling Romero, who has expressed that his time in north London is finished. A decision on his future could materialize in the coming weeks as both La Liga teams evaluate their defensive needs ahead of the upcoming season.
- •Barcelona is tracking Cristian Romero's potential transfer from Tottenham.
- •Romero is reportedly keen on a move to La Liga.
- •Tottenham is considering selling the defender this summer.
- •Barcelona and Atlético Madrid are evaluating Romero for their needs.
- •A decision on Romero's future is expected in the coming weeks.
- 9:50 PMYahoo Sports — Barcelona keeping a close eye on situation of Tottenham star
"The board at La Liga giants Barcelona are keeping a watchful eye on the situation of Cristian ‘Cuti’ Romero this summer.This comes amid the understanding that the Argentine has set his sights firm...
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