Pedro Porro reveals whether he was happy to have received an improved deal from Tottenham
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16-second readTottenham right-back Pedro Porro signed a new long-term deal with the club in June, extending his contract until 2031, after having only two years remaining. The Spaniard admitted being happy with the club's gesture, feeling 'loved' and receiving a 'good contract'. According to Porro, he would have gotten a more lucrative package had he waited until after the World Cup.

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Tottenham right-back Pedro Porro signed a new long-term deal with the club in June, extending his contract until 2031, after having only two years remaining. The Spaniard admitted being happy with the club's gesture, feeling 'loved' and receiving a 'good contract'. According to Porro, he would have gotten a more lucrative package had he waited until after the World Cup. Tottenham acted to secure Porro's future amid growing interest from other clubs.
Porro has been a key player for Tottenham and is considered one of the best right-backs in the Premier League. Despite his importance to the team, Porro has struggled with injuries, including a hamstring injury against Aston Villa in September that kept him sidelined for a month. He recently returned to action off the bench against Chelsea.
Despite the new contract, Barcelona and Real Madrid have continued to express interest in signing Porro, with the player's desire to return to Spain at some point in his career. Tottenham is expected to stand firm against any potential departure, maintaining their stance that they would not part ways with Porro in 2027.
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Staying fit has been a difficulty for Tottenham Hotspur right-back Pedro Porro since returning to the club, with injuries disrupting his campaign. The Spaniard sustained a hamstring injury against Aston Villa in September and spent a month on the sidelines. He did recently return to action off the bench against Chelsea, helping the North Londoners end their eight-year wait for a win at Stamford Bridge. Before the start of the World Cup, Tottenham announced that Pedro Porro had put pen to paper on a new long-term deal until 2031. The defender had only two years remaining on his contract before signing fresh terms in June.
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