According to transfer journalist Fabrizio Romano, Parma have reached a verbal agreement with Tigre to sign forward David Romero in a deal worth $10m.
The move is not yet complete, with the relevant documents still awaiting approval. Once that process has been completed, Romero is expected to travel for his medical examinations before the transfer can progress further.
Romano’s report identifies the agreement between Parma and Tigre as the latest step in negotiations for the forward. At this stage, the arrangement is verbal rather than a confirmed completed transfer, meaning the paperwork and medical remain important parts of the process.
The proposed fee for Romero is $10m. No further details about the structure of the payment or the length of the player’s contract have been provided.
Romero’s next expected action is to travel for medical tests, but that journey depends on the documents being approved first. The medical examinations will form the next stage of the move once the administrative requirements have been satisfied.
For Parma, the agreement represents progress in their attempt to bring the Tigre forward to the club. For Tigre, the reported $10m fee would be the value attached to the proposed departure of Romero.
However, the transfer cannot be regarded as final until the outstanding documentation has been approved and the medical examinations have taken place. The current position, as reported by Romano, is that the two clubs have reached a verbal understanding over the deal.
Romero’s name has therefore become the focus of the latest transfer development involving Parma and Tigre. The reported agreement provides a clear framework for the move, but the remaining formal steps must still be completed before it becomes official.
Fabrizio Romano’s information states that the transfer is worth $10m and that Romero will travel for his medical examinations after the documents receive approval. Until then, the deal remains at the verbal-agreement stage.
