The negotiations for Cristian Romero are heating up. Inter has initiated direct contact with Tottenham to bring the Argentine defender back to Milan, where he was already a key player for the Nerazzurri before his move to England.
According to Sportitalia, the Nerazzurri have informed the Spurs of their valuation for the deal: a figure close to 40 million euros, divided between a fixed part and bonuses. The Inter management has laid the financial groundwork for the deal, thus opening the real negotiation phase.
The next few hours are expected to be decisive. In Milan, both the player’s agent and Piero Ausilio, Inter’s sporting director, are present, a sign that the parties are actively working to finalize the deal. One factor speeding up the talks is Romero‘s complete openness to returning to the Nerazzurri: the defender has given his availability for the transfer, thus facilitating contacts between the clubs.
The combination of the player’s interest, the presence of the agents in the city, and the initial exchanges between the clubs outlines a rapidly evolving scenario for Inter‘s defensive market.
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