According to the Sun, Manchester United outcast Sergio Romero has been welcomed back into the former Racing club through chef Victor Blanco.
Blanco made it clear to Radio Cologne that the door opens for the goalkeeper to return after Romero denied him the chance to leave the Red Devils this summer.
The Sun reports that the 33-year-old would like an advance on his contract, which expires next summer. Romero has been ashamed since the appearance of up-and-coming star Dean Henderson.
Blanco, unsurprisingly, warned that Romero would have to pay his salary up to 100,000 euros per week to make it possible to return to Racing.
Here’s what Blanco said:
“I dream of bringing Chiquito [Romero], but he has to come with the conviction that he needs to come back, knowing that he will win in dollars or with the amount he earns in Europe. “
The Argentine striker has been a reliable stop for David de Gea since his arrival in the summer of 2015, but has now been out of United’s Premier League and Champions League team.
Henderson is now thought of as the team’s number two and possible long-term opener, while Romero even lost third place because Lee Grant used to fill the home odds.
It’s a shame to see Romero come off without his guilt, especially after being such a forged club server.
Argentina of 96 international matches has played 61 matches for the Red Devils, keeping 39 leaves blank, the vast majority of the star’s outings taking position in the cup competitions.
Romero made only four appearances for Racing before sealing a move to Europa AZ Alkmaar in what turned out to be a forged race.