Tottenham values Romero at fifty million euros, an amount that Inter aims to reduce through an alternative formula to a permanent transfer. According to Gazzetta dello Sport, the Nerazzurri are considering the possibility of proposing a loan with an obligation to buy under easily achievable conditions, similar to the deal that brought Manuel Akanji from Manchester City last summer.
The agreement with Akanji initially involved a loan, which then became an obligation to purchase upon winning the league title. A solution that could represent the key to satisfying all parties involved in the case of the Argentine defender as well, allowing for a sale without the immediate outlay of the entire sum.
The London club currently does not intend to lower its valuation of fifty million, but a possible offer from the Nerazzurri could find fertile ground. The first step would be to reach an agreement with the player, who would gladly return to Italy, and then approach the English with a formal proposal. The international profile of the player entails high costs, but Inter is evaluating all available options to complete the deal.
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