Pedro Porro's time at Tottenham has been full of ups and downs. Their obvious quality is now attracting attention from abroad.
This week, sports witness Jade Spence has added to the doubts over the future of another Spurs defender. Juventus are considering a potential deal for the Englishman, who may not be the only defender to depart in the summer.
There is also interest in Italy from Porro, who has played 36 times in all competitions this season. He has assisted five times while working regularly under Anze Postecoglou.
interest Take a closer look at his situation, especially as Tottenham remain just above relegation.
Inter is keen on Poro
The outlet believes the 26-year-old is considered the 'best' option for Inter, who are looking to sign the right wing-back in the summer.
There is interest in Marco Palestra but the Nerazzurri are looking for an established player in this position. Denzel Dumfries is expected to leave in the summer and has a release clause of €25m in his contract.
Once Inter earn that fee, they are likely to make a move for Porro, with Tottenham unlikely to demand a huge sum. Inter Milan's budget is €40m.
The right-back's experience at the highest level attracts the Serie A league leaders. He is also at the peak of his career and will have no problem handling the pressure of playing at San Siro.
Our opinion on Poro's Tottenham exit
It has become clear that Poro's development has stalled this season. Despite being erratic at times, the defender is usually one of Tottenham's most reliable players, but it remains to be seen if he can take the next step in London.
Inter, currently a much more stable football organization – although that can change rapidly in Italy – could get help doing just that. Dumfries has done so himself since joining PSV Eindhoven.
Poro could also benefit from playing at wing-back in a 3-5-2 setup. He is currently playing at centre-back in a back three due to his long passing ability. This takes away his ability to take the ball forward and that is what Inter would like.
Therefore, a move to the Nerazzurri would make sense and would depend on whether they can meet Tottenham's asking price.
