Romero was sent off in the loss to Chelsea, thus he missed Tottenham’s most recent encounter against Wolves because he is presently serving a three-match suspension.
Prior to Ange Postecoglou, Cristian Romero was one of Spurs’ most impressive players, starting every game.
Romero will undoubtedly gain from playing for Argentina as he will be making a comeback for Spurs next month.
And it appears that the defender continued to play exceptionally well over the international break.
Romero’s performance against Brazil astounded the Argentine media.
Romero received a perfect score of ten from TyC Sports for his performance against Brazil last night.
The vice captain of Spurs was assigned to handle the risks posed by Gabriel Martinelli and Gabriel Jesus, two players for Arsenal.
Romero seems to have adhered to his assignment admirably, as evidenced by the media calling him a “beast” following his performance.
It said: “Cuti is a beast.” He is more than just a persona.
“He plays and scores and scores and scores.” And he crossed a boundary that merited a goal.
Romero has been playing quite well this year, so it was unfortunate to see him lose his composure against Chelsea.
At the start of the season, under Postecoglou, the Argentine defender appeared to have changed, forming a strong connection with Micky van de Ven.
Naturally, the Dutchman’s hamstring injury will need him to miss a significant amount of time on the sidelines.
Romero’s return to Tottenham is anticipated next month, however, following a trip to Manchester City, and it is imperative that the defender plays at his peak.
It’s no secret that Romero was crucial to Tottenham’s early-season success, and Eric Dier isn’t precisely the right fit for Postecoglou’s football philosophy.