Romano Transfer Breakdown: Two Deals 'Here We Go' as Romero and Rodri Dominate

insider has used his latest transfer briefing to confirm two completed deals and deliver the latest on the game's biggest saga: Cristian Romero's future. The first confirmation involves Manor Solomon. Romano says the winger is leaving Tottenham Hotspur for West Ham United in a permanent switch after a productive loan in Florence. West Ham will pay £5 million up front, with a further £2 million in add-ons, and Solomon will sign a three-year contract with an option for a further season. His medical is scheduled for tomorrow. Nottingham Forest have also won the race for Ousmane Diomande. According to Romano, the defender will move from Sporting for a fixed €40 million. The player is currently with Sporting's squad, but tomorrow he travels to complete his medical and sign with Forest. Romano praised the deal as an impressive piece of business and credited the Marinakis family and Oliver Glasner for making it happen. On Romero, Tottenham's position is firm: there will be no negotiations with Arsenal. Romano says the club's hierarchy has decided not to sell the defender to their North London rivals, no matter how many stories link him with a move to Arsenal. Atletico Madrid, however, are pushing hard. They have already had an opening bid of €30 million plus add-ons rejected and are expected to come back at around €40 million. Romano says Atletico are optimistic and believe they can land Romero, but they need to move players out first. Thiago Almada is close to joining River Plate, Molina is heading to Roma, and another deal involving Aston Villa is in advanced talks. Barcelona, meanwhile, remain on the sidelines. Romano says Barca are aware that Romero would be open to the move, but they are not in active negotiations for him. Instead, the club is completely focused on one target: Manchester City's Rodri. Barca have made Rodri the priority and are ready to step up their pursuit with a fresh approach.