Tottenham star who sold £60 million when Real Madrid discusses signing him

Tottenham Hotspur and chairman Daniel Levy have changed their minds about selling star players this summer, and La Liga giant Real Madrid has also negotiated internally on his potential deal.

Tottenham stars attract interest before this summer

Spurs manager Ange Postecoglou, if he does remain working next season, may have to compete with elite clubs, trying to cook his main squad members this summer.

According to Team Talk, Lilywhites pays homage to AC Milan and Atlético Madrid’s serious interest in midfielder Rodrigo Bentancur. Apparently, both European heavyweights are considering a match against Uruguay International this summer, and the Spurs will have formal new contract negotiations with Bentancur as they hope to avoid them.

The £75,000 per week ACE contract will expire in 2026, meaning Tottenham has run out of time and if they can’t, then sales this summer may be a real possibility.

At the same time, it was even suggested that Bayern Munich surprise his son Son Heung this summer. Tottenham recently triggered a one-year extension clause in the contract, meaning he won’t leave until next year, but Bayern could clearly try to lure Levi into seeking an early transfer.

Many speculations also surround star centre-back Cristian Romero and his long-term future in N17, and Atlético is said to have expressed interest in the Argentina World Cup champion with Bentancur.

After the club’s bleak 2024/2025, Romero is obviously also preparing to leave Tottenham Hotspur this summer, but Atlético is not the only temptation for the player.

Tottenham Hotspur’s position is to sell Christian Romero as Real Madrid’s eye move

According to Givemesport, Diego Simeone’s Arch rival is really paying attention to South America’s moves, too. Rumors are that the Galaxy will look for a famous central defender this summer, while Romero is listed as a star-studded target.

Media reports said Tottenham Hotspur is now eager to sell Romero after a large number of turnovers behind the scenes, and Real Madrid has conducted internal negotiations with the 26-year-old.

Although the club has relaxed its stance on his exit deal, the Spurs recently demanded £60 million to let Romero go, especially with the stance of things, especially Atletico.

Simeone’s side hopes to negotiate a £33 million transfer, but that will meet Levy’s requirements. While Real has not yet reached out to Tottenham or Romero’s camp, if they think they are indeed the right person to strengthen their defender, then they can make obvious possibilities.