Cristian Romero, a defender for Tottenham Hotspur, gave the supporters hope that he will bounce back swiftly after missing the game against Everton because of a scare.
Romero began the match against the Toffees playing in centre defence with Ben Davies. Eric Dier replaced the Argentine during the second half of the 2-1 triumph.
With an ice pack strapped to his right hamstring, the World Cup winner was observed watching the second half of the match from the substitutes’ bench.
Micky van de Ven has already missed Spurs games since the match against Chelsea in early November. Tottenham did not win any of those matches, despite the fact that Cristian Romero was also sent off in that match and missed three more games.
It makes sense that Tottenham wants to bolster their defence.About a week ago, Italian journalist Fabrizio Romano disclosed that Spurs had initiated negotiations with OGC Nice, a French club, in an attempt to recruit Jean-Clair Todibo in January.
Spurs can’t afford to suffer any more injuries.
This season, Ange Postecoglou has had a great lot of difficulty managing the injuries and suspensions in his team. Manor Solomon, Micky van de Ven, James Maddison, and others are still a long way from being fit again.On the opposite side, Yves Bissouma received a four-match suspension following his second red card of the season at Nottingham Forest.
Heung-min Son may be sidelined for six weeks in the new year due to South Korea’s involvement in the Asian Cup, while Bissouma and Pape Matar Sarr are expected to miss a significant amount of playing time at the beginning of the season because they are attending the AFCON.
Romero, fortunately for Spurs supporters, came to Instagram to express his disappointment at not finishing the game and his expectation to return soon.
“Another tremendously significant win and a special day to celebrate my 200 games at club level,” he added. It’s unfortunate that I can’t play the entire game, but I’ll get better soon so I can keep supporting the team. I hope everyone has a joyous holiday season and a lifetime of unity.
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The defence that included Pedro Porro, Eric Dier, Ben Davies, and Emerson Royal saw the game through to the end yesterday night. Not all four of those names were playing in their proper places. If the team is serious about contending for a top four finish, this is not ideal.
Going forward, Postecoglou will gradually but surely heal a few of his wounded players. Jean-Clair Todibo is the exact type of player our defence needs, therefore the approach to sign him is very positive. In any case, we need to know that Romero’s injury is not life-threatening. We can only hope that’s the case.
