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Thomas Frank was left with a big decision to make ahead of the new season after former captain Son Heung-Min left for LAFC earlier this summer.
The former Brentford boss named Cristian Romero as his new captain for the new season and the Argentine will don the armband tonight.
In a post on X, Romero said: "Today begins a new season for us, one that is truly special to me.
"Becoming the first captain of this beautiful club is an incredible honour. I arrived here four years ago with a single dream: to write my name into the club's history and leave my mark by winning a trophy, and I achieved that.
"Now, a new journey is in front of us. A beautiful season lies ahead, and together we will work to relive the joy of that unforgettable day, May 21, 2025.
"Whatever happens along the way, I ask only one thing: stay united. There will be highs and lows, but together, nothing is impossible. Come on you Spurs."
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