Atletico is actively pursuing the transfer of Tottenham central manager Cristian Romero.

For AS information, the sporting director of the Madrid club, Mateu Alemani, will complete negotiations over the next 48 years.

The capital of Spain is looking at the 28-river Argentinean as a reinforcement for the defense of Diego Simeone. Madrid want to complete the transfer before the start of the new La Liga season.

Romero himself has already made it clear that there are problems with moving to Spain. Zahisnik gives preference to Atletico, due to interest from Inter and Arsenal.

It turns out that the transfer could cost the Madrid club around 40 million euros. The athletics' financial strength has improved this summer after a number of sales, allowing the team to be more active in the market.

Simeone especially values \u200b\u200bRomero's leadership qualities, physical strength and great international reputation. At the moment, the Argentinean's injury history is in turmoil in Madrid. Prote in the club is convinced that his arrival is intended to strengthen the defense, which conceded 81 goals in 61 matches last season.

An additional factor in the cost of the transfer is Romero's close relationship with Atletico striker Julian Alvarez. As soon as the sides reach home control, the Argentinean could become the new defensive leader of Simeone's team.