SHOCK BOMBSHELL: Pochettino Just SCREAMED “YES” to DITCHING USA and SAVING Spurs – Romero Will Become UNSTOPPABLE God Under Him! You Won’t Believe What He Said!
Cristian Romero has dominated headlines this week, but not for positive reasons.
Ahead of Tottenham’s defeat to Manchester United at Old Trafford, questions resurfaced about his suitability as captain.
The scrutiny followed his explosive comments after the recent draw with Manchester City, when he labelled the club’s board “disgraceful” for allowing Thomas Frank’s squad to become so stretched.
While the loss to United cannot be placed solely at Frank’s door, it marks another setback in a growing list of underwhelming performances.
A significant section of the fanbase now believes the Danish coach is on borrowed time.
ENIC and the Lewis family were already forced to assess his position during the January window, only months after Ange Postecoglou’s departure signalled the start of a new era.
Frank may feel unfortunate given the circumstances, but his pragmatic style and the team’s lack of attacking spark have frustrated supporters.
If Spurs opt for another managerial change, the next appointment must deliver stability and direction.
According to reports, Tottenham are exploring a potential reunion with former boss Mauricio Pochettino, who is said to be open to a sensational return.
However, with the Argentine currently leading the United States national team, any move would likely have to wait until after the upcoming World Cup.
In the meantime, John Heitinga is viewed as a possible interim option should Frank be dismissed.
Pochettino’s appeal is clear. His previous spell brought identity, cohesion and excitement, even if silverware proved elusive.
He guided Spurs to a Champions League final and four consecutive top-four finishes, including a remarkable 86-point campaign in 2016/17.
His tactical acumen and ability to build a dynamic, disciplined side left a lasting impression.
A return could also benefit Romero, who has been linked with a move to Spain amid reported dissatisfaction.
Despite recent turbulence, the Argentine remains one of the world’s elite defenders and is under contract until 2029.
Under Pochettino’s guidance, he could rediscover his best form and form a formidable partnership with Micky van de Ven, echoing the stability once provided by Jan Vertonghen and Toby Alderweireld.
