A move across the North London divide has been mooted as a shock possibility for an experienced Tottenham Hotspur star.According to various reports, Spurs are now prioritising selling some players before going big on new additions in the final few weeks of the window.Cristian Romero, Djed Spence, Lucas Bergvall, Richarlison and Guglielmo Vicario have been backed to leave N17 before the window slams shut.It has now emerged that two of Tottenham’s fiercest London rivals are both showing an interest in one of those players.Credit: Michael AC Braithwaite / @ac_sports_photoArsenal and Chelsea express interest in Tottenham’s Cristian RomeroCorriere dello Sport have now confirmed that Romero has emerged as Inter Milan’s priority target, with the centre-back indicating an openness to move to San Siro.The outlet claims that Spurs are asking for €50m (£42m) for their captain, whose representatives have spoken to the Nerazzurri.However, it is asserted that Arsenal and Chelsea pose a big risk to Inter’s plans, as both London giants are showing an interest in Romero.The possibility of a Tottenham captain moving to the Gunners will rake up memories of Sol Campbell’s ultimate betrayal back in 2001, when the centre-back signed for the Gunners after running down his contract with the Lilywhites.Why Spurs are unlikely to sell Romero to another Premier League clubIt has been reported that Romero is generating plenty of interest after an outstanding World Cup campaign, and there is no doubt that Tottenham could get a bigger fee for the Argentine if they sold him to another Premier League club.If reports are true that the Lilywhites are willing to settle for £42m for their captain, that is clear evidence that Spurs want to avoid selling him to a Premier League rival.With Inter confirming that they have held talks with both Romero and Tottenham, the Nerazzurri appear the big favourites to secure the 28-year-old’s signature.READ MORE: Andy Robertson reveals what he has made of his new Tottenham teammates so farThe post Sol Campbell 2.0? Arsenal linked with strange move for Tottenham leader appeared first on Spurs Web.