No release clause, but Cristian Romero tipped for summer Spurs exit amid La Liga and Premier League interest | OneFootball

Cristian Romero is likely to leave Tottenham Hotspur in the summer but does not have a release clause in his contract.

Reports this week suggested Romero's deal in North London had a release clause of €60m (£51.8m), a fee available only to Spanish giants Real Madrid,Barcelona and Atletico Madrid.

Fabrizio Romano has revealed that no such clause exists in the Argentine's contract. However, the expectation is that Romero will leave Spurs in the summer, regardless of whether the club avoid relegation from the Premier League.

The 27-year-old has been vocal in his unhappiness with the club's board, calling the lack of investment in January "unbelievable" and "disgraceful" as Spurs battled an injury crisis.

Following the 2-2 draw with Bournemouth in February, he posted on Instagram. “Great effort from all my teammates yesterday, they were all incredible.

"I wanted to be available to help them even though I wasn’t feeling well, especially as we had only 11 players available – unbelievable but true and disgraceful.”

It is understood that the defender did have a 'gentleman's agreement' to leave Spurs should the club receive a significant offer from Spain, but no fee was fixed.

The agreement was also with Daniel Levy, who stepped down from his role as Executive Chairman after nearly 25 years in September.

Despite that, there is an expectation that the club captain will move on at the end of the campaign.

The World Cup winner has made 157 appearances for Spurs since his arrival from Atalanta and is attracting interest from clubs inLa Liga and the .