Report: Spurs receive Cristian Romero injury verdict after Argentina knock

According to The Standard, Cristian Romero was withdrawn with an injury at half-time in Argentina’s 2-0 win at Peru on Tuesday, but The Athletic have reported that the knock is ‘not serious’ and he is optimistic about a return against Fulham.

Spurs fans had a major scare when they saw Son Heung-min limp off to the tunnel at half-time of South Korea’s friendly against Vietnam yesterday (Football.London), but thankfully, the forward played the second half without any discomfort and even got on the scoresheet.

Romero injury is not thought to be serious for Spurs

Just when it seemed like all the Tottenham stars had come away unscathed from international duty, it emerged that Romero might have a problem.

The 25-year-old was replaced by Real Betis defender German Pezzella just after half-time yesterday, and The Standard reported that the Tottenham man came off due to injury concerns.

This information was also backed up by All About Argentina, who stated that Romero complained of discomfort at half-time.

Fortunately, The Athletic have since reported that Romero will be assessed by Spurs, but early indications are that the injury is not serious and he could still play against Fulham on Monday.

Spurs Web Opinion

Let us hope that Romero only came off as a precaution and it is not a serious issue that could put him out of action for a few weeks.

Centre-back is the one area where we cannot afford any injuries as Postecoglou would be forced to turn to Dier, who the Australian seemingly does not trust.

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