‘He won’t leave if you do this’ Daniel Levy best decision on how to keep Cristian Romero as he threaten to leave

‘He won’t leave if you do this’
Daniel Levy best decision on how to keep Cristian Romero as he threaten to leave

Cristian Romero’s Tottenham Future Hangs in the Balance as Atlético Madrid Circle
Cristian Romero’s long-term future at Tottenham Hotspur has been thrown into uncertainty, with recent reports linking the Argentine defender with a potential move away from north London. According to respected journalist Rubén Uría, La Liga giants Atlético Madrid are monitoring Romero’s situation closely and could make a move should the opportunity arise.
However, Romero’s decision regarding his future is said to be closely tied to the managerial position at Spurs. Uría suggests that the 26-year-old centre-back is happy playing under Ange Postecoglou and would be inclined to remain at the club—provided the Australian manager stays in charge for the 2025/26 season. Should Postecoglou be dismissed, Romero is reportedly prepared to push for an exit and will do everything possible to secure a transfer away from Tottenham.
This development places even greater significance on Tottenham’s looming decision about their managerial situation. While many fans and pundits have called for change following a woeful domestic campaign that saw Spurs finish a shocking 17th in the Premier League—just avoiding relegation—the board is still weighing its options.
Despite their dismal league performance, Postecoglou delivered a moment of triumph that cannot be ignored. Tottenham ended their long-standing silverware drought by clinching the UEFA Europa League title in dramatic fashion, defeating Manchester United in the final and securing an unexpected place in next season’s UEFA Champions League. This achievement has complicated the decision-making process, as club chairman Daniel Levy must now determine whether that success merits another season under Postecoglou’s guidance.
For Romero, a World Cup-winning defender and one of the club’s most prized assets, the managerial decision could be make-or-break. His performances at the heart of Tottenham’s defence have been one of the few bright spots in an otherwise turbulent campaign. His leadership, aggression, and ability to read the game make him a crucial component of the squad, and his departure would be a significant blow to Spurs’ hopes of rebuilding.
As things stand, Tottenham face a critical summer. Not only must they decide on the future of their head coach, but they also risk alienating one of their top talents in the process. Keeping Romero at the club will be a top priority, and it appears that retaining Ange Postecoglou could be the key to doing so.
The situation is likely to unfold in the coming weeks, and all eyes will be on Daniel Levy and the Spurs board as they weigh up whether to make sweeping changes or stick with the man who finally brought a major trophy back to north London