Christian “Cuti” Romero’s La Liga plan aims to help Lionel Messi reach his goals for Argentina in the 2026 FIFA World Cup.
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ROMERO’S LA LIGA PLAN SEEKS TO HELP MESSI MAKE IT TO FIFA WORLD CUP WITH ARGENTINA
Romero’s La Liga plan seeks to help Messi make it to what would likely his last FIFA World Cup with Argentina.
Furthermore, the 27-year-old Tottenham Hotspur center-back, beIn Sports reported, is convinced that playing in La Liga could help extend the careers of players like himself and even Messi.
Moreover, “Cuti” having a fresh start in Spain would help ensure Messi to still be a part of the Argentinian national team through the 2026 FIFA World Cup.
Tottenham recently won at the Europa League, enabling them to qualify for next season’s Champions League.
This could make things tricky for Romero, as the Spurs are reportedly reluctant to release him.
TIME IN ENGLISH FOOTBALL MAY BE OVER, ROMERO HINTS IN RECENT INTERVIEW
Romero’s time in English football may be over, he hinted at a recent interview, fuelling speculations he might be pursuing a change of scene.
Moreover, the centre-back keeps getting strong interest from Atletico Madrid and to play in La Liga, the only top European league has hasn’t experienced
Furthermore, he also made some hints regarding his sentiments on social media after Tottenham’s recent success at the Europa League.
“Like a family from start to finish, we deserved this title. No one believed in us, and here we are, wrapping up a great season,” Romero said in Spanish on X (formerly Twitter).
“Thank you all for the love,” he added.
LA LIGA SHIFT COULD MEAN LESS TRAVEL, BETTER RECOVERY FOR PLAYERS SEEKING INTL PLAY
A La Liga shift could mean less travel and better recovery for players like Romero who seek to keep their form for international duties.
Furthermore, Romero sees Spain as a more familiar environment that could help him influence Messi’s decision to remain active through the next World Cup.
Moreover, this development means Romero’s willingness to make a personal sacrifice to help Messi stay interested for Argentina in the World Cup.
However, Tottenham’s unwillingness to let him go may complicate possible transfer negotiations.
Romero’s future remains undecided, but Argentina and its fans remain hopeful he will make the right choice to boost their World Cup chances.
