Breaking News- Bayern Munich open talks to sign Spurs “unbelievable” star after making some worrying claims leaving Tottenham
Bayern Munich, one of the Bundesliga’s premier clubs, is reportedly keeping a close watch on developments at Tottenham Hotspur, where a star player is quietly voicing concerns over his long-term future in north London. Vincent Kompany’s team may look to capitalize on the situation if the opportunity arises, potentially gaining an advantage in securing the talented player’s services. Meanwhile, Spurs are grappling with the possibility of both mid-season and summer departures, as several players’ futures hang in the balance.
Spurs Players Eyeing January and Summer Exits
A handful of Tottenham players face uncertain futures, with possible departures as early as January or later next summer. Notably, Sergio Reguilon, Ben Davies, Fraser Forster, and Alfie Whiteman are all set to see their contracts expire in the summer, putting them on track for free transfers. Each player appears to lack a long-term role at Tottenham, suggesting their time at the club may be nearing its conclusion.
Ben Davies, who has been a steadfast member of the squad since joining from Swansea City in 2014, could be on his way out after a decade of dedication. Should he depart, he will leave with a remarkable 11-year tenure at the club. Such loyalty and commitment might even merit a testimonial game for the Welsh international, honoring his contributions to Tottenham.
While Davies’s potential exit looms, Reguilon has also attracted interest, with Spanish club Getafe reportedly preparing a Bosman move. The left-back, currently on £120,000 per week, hasn’t made a single Premier League matchday squad under Ange Postecoglou despite being involved in first-team training. His recent loan spells at Manchester United and Brentford signal a probable exit, as he doesn’t appear to fit into the current manager’s tactical vision.
Similarly, Timo Werner, who is on loan at Tottenham, seems likely to head back to RB Leipzig at the end of the season. Spurs reportedly prefer not to activate the option to sign the German forward permanently, leaving his future in doubt. Furthermore, young talent Archie Gray may see a temporary departure in January, with several Championship and Premier League clubs interested in his services as he struggles to secure consistent minutes in Tottenham’s lineup.
Defensive Departures on the Horizon?
Tottenham’s defensive ranks are also drawing attention from European clubs, with rumors swirling around several players. Italian side Napoli has expressed interest in making a January bid for Radu Dragusin. However, Tottenham is reportedly reluctant to part ways with the Romanian defender midway through the season. Meanwhile, Cristian Romero, Tottenham’s star centre-back, is garnering significant interest from some of Europe’s elite, including Real Madrid. The club is eager to keep hold of Romero and fend off interest by offering him a lucrative new contract.
Bayern Munich Eyeing Cristian Romero Amid Concerns Over Tottenham Future
Amid these speculations, the spotlight has fallen on Cristian Romero, whose private reservations about staying at Tottenham have reportedly reached Bayern Munich. The Argentine defender, valued at over £100 million, has become a sought-after name for Bayern, as well as Real Madrid and Inter Milan, each of whom could offer Romero the chance to play in the Champions League regularly.
Tottenham is determined to secure Romero’s future with an improved contract, hoping this would deter potential suitors. Yet, according to sources like The Boot Room, Romero has expressed frustrations, mainly centered on Tottenham’s absence from Champions League football. He is understood to be keen on competing at the highest level in Europe, a desire that has become a sticking point in his discussions with Spurs over an extended deal.
Bayern Munich, unlike Tottenham, could offer Romero consistent Champions League action, adding to their allure. However, it remains uncertain whether the Bavarian giants would be willing to match Tottenham’s steep valuation for the “unbelievable” centre-back. While Bayern could address Romero’s desire for top-tier European football, meeting Spurs’ reported asking price of over £100 million may prove challenging.
As the January window approaches, the futures of Romero and other Tottenham players hang in the balance. Spurs will need to carefully navigate contract talks and potential transfer bids if they wish to retain key talent while also refining their squad for the demands of the Premier League and beyond.