Over the past ten years, the Spurs have been close to winning numerous trophies, but they haven’t been able to cross the finish line.
Cristian Romero has declared his intention to bring home major trophies with Tottenham, saying that all the necessary elements are present at the North London team to achieve this goal.
The longest drought in the club’s history since the turn of the 20th century has been experienced by the Lilywhites, who have been without silverware for 15 years.
The Australian has excelled in every position he has taken on, albeit none of them have presented as great of a challenge as this one, so Tottenham supporters will be hoping that he is the man to break that losing streak.
Romero, who won the biggest trophy in the game with Argentina in Qatar the previous year, is certain that Tottenham is prepared to accomplish something exceptional. He knows what it takes to achieve glory.
Romero wants to win a championship with the Spurs.
“As a professional, I want to compete in the best competitions and win trophies, but everything depends on our mentality,” he said to SWM. The vibe of the club is fantastic, and we’re definitely getting nearer to our objectives. Things can only get better if we keep taking the proper actions.
“More factors than just the players and coaching staff affect winning trophies. The President, who is the most important person in the club, must be well-organized. It is up to him to make the correct choices so that the team is operating at peak efficiency in all areas.
However, we’re in a great place. From the coach to the sporting director and every employee, the team has made the right choices. We will get closer to taking home trophies if they keep making these choices and moving forward in this manner.
The 58-year-old Postecoglou is the ideal addition to Spurs, in the opinion of the central defender, who is certain he is the man to lead the team to success.
“We are delighted that the club appointed a coach like Ange,” Romero continued. It has been crucial for all members of the team, but particularly the younger players.
The team required a coach who shared the club’s identity and background. It’s a good start, but there’s still a long way to go. Naturally, I have hope, but this is a cutthroat league.
Even though we may still be a ways off from contending for the greatest trophies, Postecoglou has already proven himself to be the right man to lead the team to its ultimate success.
In the upcoming transfer windows, Tottenham’s management ought to support the Australian and give him an opportunity to excel.
