Tottenham’s Christian Romero Slide Tackles His 1 Year Old Son As He Teaches Him Playing Football

• Tottenham defender Christian Romero took time off his busy schedule to teach his son some footballing skills
• A wholesome video from their session has surfaced online, with the defender slide-tackling his young one at some point
• Romero is quickly establishing himself as a key squad player at Tottenham and was involved during their 2-0 EPL win over West Ham United

Tottenham star Christian Romero has sparked reactions after a video of him slide-tackling his one-year-old son surfaced online.

Romero and his partner Karen Cavaller only added their son, Valentino, to their brood in late December 2021.

However, the Spurs defender is wasting no time teaching his son how to become a footballer.

Heartwarming footage of him having a kickabout with the son has emerged, stirring reactions among social media users.

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According to The Sun, the kickabout culminated in Romero jokingly slide-tackling the young one before sweetly hugging him.

The defender's sweet moment with the son had fans talking online, with one saying:

"Even Romero’s own baby ain’t safe lmao."

A second admitted:

"Much more wholesome ending than I expected."

A third observed:

"Almost hits him like he hits all his rivals."

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The video surfaced just days after Romero staged an impressive performance for Tottenham against West Ham United.

The Argentine was heavily involved in the clash as Tottenham stunned West Ham 2-0 to break into the top four.

Emerson Royal opened the scoring for Spurs in the second half before Heung-Min Son came off the bench to seal the win for the north Londoners.

Spurs' win was enough to help them leapfrog Newcastle United for the fourth spot.

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It was apparent he ignored medical advice and looked not like his usual energetic self on the touchline in the two games he managed.

Their joy has now been short-lived as he returns to his home country with no specified return date.