Barcelona move on the cards? - Pedro Porro breaks silence on Camp Nou interest after Joan Laporta admiration
Porro said Barcelona’s interest is flattering as Spurs keep him under contract until 2031 and rival clubs weigh a move for the Spain right-back.
- Tottenham Hotspur right-back Pedro Porro has reportedly rejected interest from Premier League giants Chelsea, Liverpool, and Manchester City, remaining focused on his current contract while signaling a preference for a future return to Spain.
- Contractually tied to the club until 2031, the defender gives Tottenham strong leverage, as they reportedly intend to demand a record full-back fee exceeding the £57 million PSG paid for Achraf Hakimi.
- "I've just renewed my contract with Tottenham," Porro said, emphasizing respect for his club, while acknowledging, "It's true, and no secret, that I hope to return to Spain one day."
- Last month, Barcelona reportedly established contact with the defender, fueling ongoing transfer speculation, as president Joan Laporta has publicly praised the player and Real Madrid continues to monitor his availability.
- With his stock soaring following an exceptional World Cup campaign, the 27-year-old's market value stands at £45 million per Transfermarkt, solidifying his status as a premier talent sought by elite European clubs.
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Liverpool and Chelsea make initial contact for Tottenham star as January transfer preference emerges - report
Liverpool, Chelsea and Manchester City have reportedly made enquiries about Tottenham defender Pedro Porro ahead of the January transfer window, but the Spanish international would prefer a return to La Liga. According to TEAMtalk, all three Premier League giants have contacted the relevant parties to assess the 27-year-old’s potential availability as they consider strengthening their […]
Pedro Porro has reacted to reports of Barcelona's interest in his transfer, admitting that attention from the Catalan giants is always something positive for a footballer. The Tottenham right-back spoke about the matter in an interview with SPORT, where he did not hide his pleasure that his name is being linked to one of the biggest clubs in the world. Asked if he feels appreciated by Barcelona's reported interest, the Spanish international repl…
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