Tottenham’s Pedro Porro (25) has been linked with Real Madrid.
British media ‘Team Talk’ reported on the 11th (Korea Standard Time) that “Real Madrid can spend 65 million euros (about 96 billion won) to recruit prisoners.”
Porro admitted he was “proud” of the rumours but said he would “focus on Tottenham for the time being.”
“I’m proud of these transfer rumors. It means I’m doing a good job. If that happens someday, I’ll think about it then. I’m fully focused on Tottenham, which is my current club.”
Porpo is well known as a former colleague of Baek Seung-ho. Baek Seung-ho, who joined Girona through Barcelona B, shared a team with Porpo at the time. Porpo succeeded in transferring to Manchester City while performing very well in Girona. At that time, Manchester City succeeded in recruiting Porpois with a transfer fee of 12 million euros. 메이저사이트
However, he did not play for Manchester City. After signing a contract, he continued his career by moving to Real Valladolid and Sporting CP. In the 2022-23 season, he made a loan move to Tottenham. He found a right-back to fill Emerson Royal’s declining performance, and a prisoner stood out.
Tottenham brought Porro on loan including full transfer option. During his first season, he had three goals and three assists in 15 Premier League matches. He played 13 games as a starter, which was a significant part of his team.
With this performance, Manchester City received attention again. This time, it was said that Real Madrid was paying attention to him.
Real Madrid’s power has weakened due to the recent injury of right back Dani Carvajal. They are trying to bring in a new player. Liverpool’s Trent Alexander Arnold is the No. 1 candidate for recruitment. He is in the last year of his contract with Liverpool, so he can be hired on a free agent next summer.
Liverpool, however, is trying to keep him. They plan to renew their contract with Alexander Arnold through a better contract. As a result, Real Madrid considers Po to be Plan B. However, Po has also expressed his intention to stay with Tottenham. It seems unlikely that he will leave the team for the time being.
