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Cristian Romero

I believe teams are definitely aware that we want to sell Romero. This is a huge flashing light that says low ball for other teams who may be pursuing Romero. It is obvious that Tottenham has revamped that backs and they have no place for Romero. I think Tottenham is somewhat in a rock and a hard place in their selling of him.
 
Tottenham Tater Tot said:
I believe teams are definitely aware that we want to sell Romero. This is a huge flashing light that says low ball for other teams who may be pursuing Romero. It is obvious that Tottenham has revamped that backs and they have no place for Romero. I think Tottenham is somewhat in a rock and a hard place in their selling of him.
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Exactly, we’ve basically advertised we’re distressed sellers with our transfer activity so far at CB. Anyone who is interested is going to play the game with us on Romero now. If we don’t accept way below market value (Lacroix just gone for 60!!!!) Can see it dragging quite far into the window unless a bidding war happens.
 
Gazza Dazzla said:
Exactly, we’ve basically advertised we’re distressed sellers with our transfer activity so far at CB. Anyone who is interested is going to play the game with us on Romero now. If we don’t accept way below market value (Lacroix just gone for 60!!!!) Can see it dragging quite far into the window unless a bidding war happens.
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Yes, their backs are against the wall and they are going to get what they can get for him. It is somewhat the same with Vicario as well. Everyone knows that he is not coming back and it is with all intentions that Tottenham wants to sell him.
 
From ESPN:

Inter Milan are considering a loan move for Tottenham Hotspur defender Cristian Romero, with the addition of a clause for a permanent move. That's according to Gazzetta dello Sport, who report that Inter are keen to sign the center back but do not agree with Spurs' immediate transfer valuation. For that reason, a loan with an obligation to sign the Argentina international is viewed as a possible compromise. Romero continues to be linked with an exit from Tottenham following the signings of center backs Jan Paul van Hecke and Marcos Senesi this summer. The 28-year-old has also been linked with Barcelona and Atlético Madrid.

Given the amount of money involved, unless Inter sell Bastoni or another valuable player, it seems a loan with obligation is the best available option. Would allow us to collect the money in the 27/28 season to count against future PSR. Unless we can attract another suiter
 
The link to this was in FotMob's transfer rumours, it surely has to be a wind up.

www.corrieredellosport.it

L’Inter sfida Barcellona e Arsenal: assalto per Romero

Il club di Marotta punta l'argentino del Tottenham, ma ci sono anche altre squadre sul calciatore
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The competition of Barcelona, Arsenal and Chelsea

Inter works on a double front: on the one hand Tottenham, which even offered Romero on the occasion of the first approaches for Spence, sparking the Nerazzurri desire, and on the other the player's entourage. The hottest one, obviously, is the second one. Also because it is essential, first of all, to reach an agreement with the defender, and then have more arguments when sitting at the table with the Spurs. Despite having cashed in on Romero's full willingness to return to Italy and play at San Siro, the Nerazzurri team does not race alone. In the sense that there is no lack of competition for one of the best centres in the Premier League. And, in fact, the main rivals are really English: Arsenal and Chelsea, although, in the meantime, they have already taken a defender, namely the French Lacroix, paying 60 million to Crystal Palace. In line, as already emerged, there is also Barcelona, but struggling with the usual membership problems, therefore with less margin to go to the bottom.
 
Ace Face said:
From ESPN:

Inter Milan are considering a loan move for Tottenham Hotspur defender Cristian Romero, with the addition of a clause for a permanent move. That's according to Gazzetta dello Sport, who report that Inter are keen to sign the center back but do not agree with Spurs' immediate transfer valuation. For that reason, a loan with an obligation to sign the Argentina international is viewed as a possible compromise. Romero continues to be linked with an exit from Tottenham following the signings of center backs Jan Paul van Hecke and Marcos Senesi this summer. The 28-year-old has also been linked with Barcelona and Atlético Madrid.

Given the amount of money involved, unless Inter sell Bastoni or another valuable player, it seems a loan with obligation is the best available option. Would allow us to collect the money in the 27/28 season to count against future PSR. Unless we can attract another suiter
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Or count in this seasons numbers if it’s an obligation to buy
 
Ace Face said:
Would it work that way? Surely a promise to pay X amount next July wouldn’t count in the present year’s accounts…
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Yes
I checked it out the other day
An obligation is accrued income in the same way any sale is
Don’t forget for PSR or the new version you take sales income in the year or the agreed sale and this is in effect the same thing
 
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