Romano confirmed Diomande's move to Real Madrid with his iconic "Here we go" five days ago, but the deal has not yet been officially confirmed. Faced with renewed doubts from his peers, Romano responded: "Wait and see."

Argentine journalist José Araoz, who reports on German football, retweeted Romano's "Here we go" post and wrote: "At this stage, we already know that this 'Here We Go' is far from the reality.
Sky Sport Germany reported that RB Leipzig has not even responded to Real Madrid's second offer. If there is still no result tomorrow, Jan-Diomande will have to go to Austria for pre-season training.
Regardless of whether Diomande ultimately leaves the Bundesliga, the premise for publishing 'Here We Go' should usually be that an agreement has at least been reached between the clubs. At least that's what we've always thought."
In response, Romano replied: "Wait and see, everything has actually been finalized. It's the same situation with Lacroix going to Chelsea, only no one said it... You'll see. 🤗 Hugs!"
Someone in the comments section questioned: "This deal can be done, but the problem is, when you published 'Here We Go', the deal wasn't done. Understand?"
Romano directly responded: "It's not a matter of 'can be done', but rather that a verbal agreement was reached starting last Saturday. 🤗"
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