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Tottenham Hotspur are prepared to part ways with Pedro Porro this summer — but only if the right offer comes along. According to an exclusive from TBR Football, the North London club would consider selling the Spanish right-back if they receive a bid in excess of £50 million.
Porro first arrived in English football back in 2019, signing with Manchester City. However, he never made a senior appearance for Pep Guardiola’s side and was eventually sold to Sporting CP. In 2023, Tottenham brought him back to the Premier League in a deal worth approximately £40 million, initially to suit Antonio Conte’s wing-back system. Since then, Porro has firmly established himself as a key figure under Ange Postecoglou.
The 24-year-old has made 46 appearances across all competitions this season, notching three goals and supplying eight assists. He has been one of Spurs’ most consistent performers in a campaign plagued by injuries. Still, with the club now planning for the future, Porro’s position is no longer guaranteed.
Spence’s Rise Casts Uncertainty Over Porro’s Role
Tottenham’s young full-back Djed Spence has emerged as a viable option to challenge Porro, especially after impressing while filling in on the left side during Destiny Udogie’s recent injury absence. Spence’s versatility has not gone unnoticed by Postecoglou, who may now consider using him on either flank — a development that puts Porro’s long-term status in question.
With Tottenham aiming to strengthen their squad in multiple areas this summer, player sales are expected to play a major role in balancing the books. Like many top-flight clubs, Spurs are conscious of Profit and Sustainability Rules (PSR) and may use Porro’s high market value to free up funds for new signings.
Tottenham Consider Financial Flexibility in the Market
TBR Football’s chief correspondent Graeme Bailey reports that Spurs would be willing to sanction Porro’s exit if the offer exceeds £50 million. Such a fee would represent a healthy profit on their initial investment, and it could help finance reinforcements across the pitch. Tottenham’s recruitment team is said to be prioritising upgrades in several key positions, and offloading a valuable asset like Porro could pave the way for major arrivals.
Although Real Madrid have chosen to pursue Liverpool’s Trent Alexander-Arnold over Porro this summer, interest in the Tottenham full-back remains strong. Several elite clubs across Europe are monitoring his situation closely, with Manchester City, Juventus, and Bayern Munich all believed to hold a serious interest.
Man City Eyeing Porro as Potential Kyle Walker Successor
Interestingly, Porro’s former club Manchester City are reportedly considering a move to bring him back to the Etihad. The Premier League champions are in the market for a right-back, with veteran Kyle Walker expected to leave or take on a reduced role next season. Although Porro never made a competitive appearance for City, his development since leaving has caught the attention of Guardiola and his recruitment staff.
City have also held talks with Bayer Leverkusen’s Jeremie Frimpong, another former City academy graduate, but Porro is seen as a strong alternative due to his proven Premier League experience and attacking prowess.
Juventus and Bayern Munich Join the Race
European heavyweights Juventus and Bayern Munich are also reportedly keeping tabs on Porro. Both clubs are looking to rejuvenate their squads with energetic, attack-minded full-backs, and the Spaniard fits the bill perfectly. His ability to contribute in both attack and defence has made him one of the most effective full-backs in England — a trait that hasn’t gone unnoticed on the continent.
While Tottenham are in no rush to sell Porro, the right offer could tempt them to cash in and reinvest in other areas of the squad. With interest mounting and Spurs preparing for an ambitious summer, the coming weeks could prove decisive for Pedro Porro’s future in North London.
