Manchester United have put a lucrative contract offer to Cristian Romero along with a guarantee of making him the leader of their defence, and sources are indicating Tottenham are ready to sell, according to reports.<\/p>\n
Romero<\/a>, 28, could be coming to the end of the road in north London. The volatile Argentine is perennially linked with leaving Tottenham<\/a>\u00a0every summer, but out colleagues over on TEAMtalk have been informed the time might finally have come.<\/p>\n Their insider, Graeme Bailey, recently brought news of Spurs chiefs souring on Romero<\/a>.<\/p>\n Ahead of Tottenham\u2019s final day clash where their Premier League status was still hanging in the balance, Romero flew back to Argentina where he intended to watch his boyhood club Belgrano take on River Plate.<\/p>\n That understandably went down like a lead balloon at Spurs, with the visual of the club\u2019s captain jetting off ahead of the biggest game of the season \u2013 even if he was injured and unavailable to play \u2013 an extremely poor one.<\/p>\n Ultimately, internal pressure resulted in Romero returning to England to offer his support for his teammates and relegation was avoided.<\/p>\n Nevertheless, Bailey revealed Spurs \u2018are now increasingly open to parting ways with the defender if their valuation is met during the upcoming transfer window.<\/p>\n \u2018Intermediaries have already begun exploring solutions and gauging interest across Europe as the possibility of a high-profile departure gathers momentum.\u2019<\/p>\n A move to Spain and potentially Atletico Madrid looked a distinct possibility. But according to a shock new report out of Spain, Romero could stay in England by joining Man Utd<\/a>.<\/p>\n Man Utd move for Cristian Romero \u2013 report<\/p>\n It\u2019s claimed the Red Devils have \u2018offered\u2019 Romero an \u2018attractive contract\u2019, along with the guarantee of making him a \u2018cornerstone\u2019 of their defence.<\/p>\n The report then claimed Spurs are \u2018open to listening to offers for the Argentine\u2019, before stating \u20ac65m \/ \u00a356m would get the deal done.<\/p>\n They added: \u2018The transfer fee, estimated at \u20ac65 million, reflects the player\u2019s quality and his potential immediate impact in the Premier League.<\/p>\n MORE MAN UTD COVERAGE ON F365\u2026 \u2018United are confident of completing the signing as soon as possible to begin preseason planning with a finalized squad.\u2019<\/p>\n Spurs, meanwhile, have wrapped up the free agent signing of Marcos Senesi (Bournemouth) and are primed to bid again for Jan Paul Van Hecke (Brighton), both of whom are centre-backs.<\/p>\n Dutch reports state Spurs\u2019 first offer for Brighton\u2019s Van Hecke was worth \u00a340m. The Seagulls knocked the offer back, but Tottenham plan to raise the stake and go again, with Van Hecke one of many moves Tottenham are working on right now<\/a>.<\/p>\n
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