Tottenham aim to offload Cristian Romero amid Manchester United interest
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 24, 2026, 12:05 PM
Last updated Jun 24, 2026
Tottenham Hotspur are reportedly keen to sell Cristian Romero as Manchester United shows interest in the defender. Spurs had previously valued Romero at €70 million, but his price has now dropped to €30 million following a challenging season where the team narrowly avoided relegation. Reports suggest Tottenham are dissatisfied with Romero's attitude towards the end of the last campaign. The North London club has already bolstered its defense with new signings and is now willing to facilitate Romero's departure, potentially opening a pathway for United to acquire him, while they seek to focus on strengthening their midfield in other areas.
- •Tottenham ready to sell Cristian Romero for €30 million
- •Romero's value dropped from €70 million after a difficult season
- •United interested in Romero as a defensive option
- •Spurs have signed new defenders recently
- •United focusing on midfield improvements while pursuing Romero
- 12:05 PMYahoo Sports — Cristian Romero: Why Tottenham are desperate to offload United target
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