Tottenham Spurs has shuffled a few things over the years in the defensive lines. The club has also seen a few centre-backs like Eric Dier and Toby Alderwield departing. While we knew very little about Cristian Romero on his arrival, it’ll be safe to say he has made a name for himself over the four years.
Romero, who joined the London side on a loan move at first just marked his 100th appearance for the club last weekend. Putting up a man-of-the-match performance and bagging his first of the season, Romero has made a name for himself at the lane. High Praise for Romero as he marked his 100th appearance
High Praise for Romero as he marked his 100th appearance
Romero put up a world-class performance in the 4-0 win against Everton marking a century of appearances in a Tottenham shirt. In this dominating victory, Romero proved his worth yet again. As he wrapped up the game with the final goal of the game, his overall performance was a gem too. Moreover, Ben and Rob took time on their platform to give Romero the respect he deserved. In a conversation between they mentioned
“It’s his front-foot defending that makes him so key to this Spurs team.”
The Podcast Duo via Instagram also reviewed his performance against Everton. The Argentine Centre-back was the player with around 11% of the possession from the game and a passing accuracy of 93%. Alongside the goal, he was the player with the most tackles (6) and aerial duels (3). Not a bad way to mark your 100th performance club.
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Romero, who was the highest-scoring defender in the Premier League last season, has continued his promising performance this season. With the recruitment and Van de Ven settled in, the back line looks solid. It’ll be worth keeping a watch on how Romero leads these lines as Spurs look to ponder their season under Postecoglou.
