Cristian Romero Criticizes Tottenham Board Over Lack of Squad Investment

The defender calls for structural changes, citing repeated failures to support the team with competitive transfer spending.

Tottenham defender Cristian Romero publicly criticized the club's board, holding them responsible for the team's lack of progress in recent years.
Romero highlighted the need for consistent investment in the first team, comparing Tottenham's approach unfavorably to clubs like Manchester City, Liverpool, and Chelsea.
Spurs have won only one of their last seven matches, leaving them 11th in the Premier League and increasing pressure on head coach Ange Postecoglou.
Romero defended the current coaching staff, stating that players are happy with their approach, and pointed to recurring issues with the club's leadership and strategy.
Despite having a world-class stadium and training facilities, Tottenham has not won a trophy since 2008, prompting growing criticism of chairman Daniel Levy's tenure.