DO: Tottenham and Romero sign a 4-year contract again, and the new contract expires in 2029

Hupu August 18th News TheAthleticUK ace reporter David Ornstein's latest report, Tottenham Hotspur captain Christian Romero re-signed a new four-year contract, which is a major good news for the club and head coach Thomas Frank.

Romero's previous contract is still two years away and will be valid until June 2027, but he now promises to play for Tottenham until 2029.

The World Cup champion was targeted by Atletico Madrid early this summer. Frank appointed him as Tottenham's new captain last week after Son Heung-min switched to Los Angeles Football Club.

After receiving attention from Atletico Madrid, Romero said in an interview with an Argentine broadcaster in April that he "missed" La Liga - "the league I miss" - he played in Serie A for three seasons before joining the Premier League.

But TheAthletic reported on July 11 that Atletico Madrid has stopped chasing Romero and turned its attention to other targets, and they believe Tottenham is trying to renew the contract with the 27-year-old.

He only made 18 appearances in the Premier League last season due to injuries and rotations, but he won the UEFA Champions League for Tottenham under Postkoglu - their first trophy since 2008.