Tottenham star attracting interest from Serie A clubs.
Tottenham Hotspur are facing challenges as they aim to remain in the Premier League.
Following a tough domestic season, Spurs need a major overhaul, which involves letting go of valuable players and adequately replacing them this summer. Consequently, several key players are rumored to be leaving. Richarlison intends to leave at the season’s end, and defenders Cristian Romero and Micky van de Ven are linked with moves to La Liga.
Atletico Madrid is showing interest in Pedro Porro as coach Diego Simeone looks to strengthen his defense for the 2026/27 season. The right-back has had a varied season, contributing two assists in 25 Premier League matches, despite the team’s overall struggles. At 26, he aims to make the World Cup squad this summer and is being considered by Spanish coach Luis de la Fuente.
However, Atletico Madrid is not the only club interested in the Tottenham player.
Inter Milan eye Pedro Porro as a replacement for Denzel Dumfries
As reported by Italian outlet L’Interista, Inter Milan are looking to acquire Pedro Porro, whom they view as the ideal option for their right wing-back position.
The Serie A club seeks an experienced player to potentially replace Denzel Dumfries, who is likely to depart this summer. Porro fits this description well.
Porro has performed steadily for Spurs and was crucial in helping the team win the Europa League last season. Inter’s interest in him is understandable, given that he is entering a pivotal stage in his career. His skills as a wing-back could thrive in Inter’s 3-5-2 formation, especially after playing as a right-sided center-back in their recent loss to Crystal Palace.
Inter has set aside a €40m budget to enhance their wing-back area, and they might spend less on Porro if Tottenham is relegated. The full-back is unlikely to remain at Tottenham if they drop to the Championship and could be interested in joining a more stable environment at Inter.
For now, Porro’s main focus remains on helping Tottenham secure their place in the Premier League.