Cristian Romero has admitted that he did not get the 2022/23 term off to the best of starts for Tottenham because of injuries. A standout performer in his debut season for the Lilywhites, the 24-year-old was in and out of the team prior to the World Cup due to an adductor muscle injury and then a hamstring problem.
Returning to fitness just in time for Argentina's successful World Cup campaign, Romero has started Spurs' two Premier League games since his return and he was an unused substitute against Portsmouth in the FA Cup. Opening up on his first year in N17 and his start to the season, the player has outlined that he will always give his all for Tottenham as they are "my club".
"Well, given last season was my first in the Premier League it was really positive. I achieved my objective which was taking the club back into the Champions League and competing in this competition, and regrettably I didn't get this season off to the best of starts because of injuries and other things," said the World Cup winner in an exclusive sit-down interview with Premier League Productions.
