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Tottenham suffer deja vu as Cristian Romero agrees exit

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Tottenham Hotspur look set to face a familiar situation with Cristian Romero.

The Argentina international is still reeling from tasting defeat in the World Cup final.

He is yet to return to Hotspur Way as he gets chance to rest after a busy season led to a jam-packed summer.

Spurs are now in Australia and are looking ahead to a pre-season clash with Sydney FC after starting with a win in New Zealand.

All that hasn't stopped the Lilywhites' skipper from making decisions about his future.

Romero actually looks set to depart as the North London club look set to get a taste of their own medicine.

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With the signing of Jan Paul van Hecke from Brighton, as covered by Tottenham News it always felt likely that a centre-back would be on the move from N17.

That looks set to be the Argentine as he edges closer towards the exit door.

He has long been linked with a departure and could finally get that opportunity this summer.

Sebastien Vidal reported on Monday that Romero has given the green light to Inter Milan and has agreed to sign for them.

The Italian giants have now tabled an offer to Spurs, which consists of a loan deal with an obligation to buy for around £34million.

Talks are well underway between all parties ahead of a familiar deal in N17.

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Cast your mind back to 2021 as the Argentine sealed a move to North London from Atalanta.

He was coming of the back of a season on loan with the Serie A outfit, before signing permanently and then immediately departing for Spurs.

Romero joined the Lilywhites on an initial loan deal with an option to buy.

Tottenham obviously went on to spend £46.7m on the defender and four years after his permanent move was sealed, he could replicate a very similar deal with Inter Milan.

It would be very ironic for the exact same sort of deal to be utilised as a move now looks increasingly likely.

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