Tottenham sets price for Pedro Porro as Barça and Real watch
The extreme full-back is back on the radar of Spain's two football giants, but Tottenham is not willing to let him go easily. The latest reports put his asking price at a minimum of 65 million euros, although other estimates raise the figure to nearly 90 million.
Pedro Porro continues to be one of the standout names in the transfer market. The Spanish international, currently at Tottenham, has attracted interest from the FC Barcelona and Real Madrid, who are keeping a close eye on his situation ahead of future transfer windows.
According to the latest information, the London club would not be willing to negotiate his exit for less than 65 million euros. However, other publications have placed the Spurs' financial demands between 80 and 90 million, a figure that would make any potential signing considerably more difficult.
A contract until 2031 that raises his price
Tottenham has a privileged position in any negotiation. Pedro Porro renewed his contract last June until 2031, becoming one of the key players in Roberto De Zerbi's project.
His excellent performances in the Premier League and his role with Spain during the 2026 World Cup have boosted his value. The English club has no immediate need to sell and would demand a major offer to part with one of its main assets.
Barcelona and Real Madrid, keeping tabs on his situation
The Barcelona are considering the player as a possible addition to strengthen the right-back position. Their understanding with Lamine Yamal during the World Cup and his attacking ability would fit Hansi Flick's football proposal, although the high cost of the deal is a significant obstacle.
Meanwhile, the Real Madrid have also been linked with the player, although the presence of Trent Alexander-Arnold, Denzel Dumfries and the options offered by Fede Valverde mean that a move does not appear to be an immediate priority.
Pedro Porro does not close the door on returning to LaLiga
The player himself recently acknowledged in an interview on El Larguero that he would like to return to Spanish football one day. However, he also clarified that, despite the enquiries made about his situation, there had not been any real interest translated into a concrete proposal.
For now, everything points to the fact that any attempt to sign him will have to clear a major financial hurdle. The 65 million euros figure could be a possible starting point, but Tottenham could demand a considerably higher amount if Barcelona or Real Madrid decide to make the final move
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