Pedro Porro has revealed the message he was sharing Tottenham Hotspur The team is in the middle of its relegation battle this season.
La Razon Cover Comments Today from the Spanish defender. He has been busy speaking from the Spain camp at the World Cup this week.
Advisory role at Tottenham
The 26-year-old is in confident mood after recently signing a new deal with Tottenham until 2031. He was loaned out to the club along with several other big names this summer.
Spurs are expected to overhaul their squad after another disastrous season in which they barely avoided relegation. They've already seen a number of new faces coming in with this in mind.
But the Spaniard has instead chosen to remain under Roberto de Zerbi. He recently signed a new deal which has established him as one of Spurs' dressing room leaders.
He has already insisted that he is happy at the club and has no intentions of leaving anywhere soon.
tottenham always present
Despite regular changes on the touchline, he was an ever-present for Spurs with 47 appearances and almost 4,000 minutes this season.
And he admits he has been taking on an advisory role amid their relegation dogfight this season.
When asked how he dealt with the duality of life at Tottenham, he said, "Well, you can manage it without changing anything." They finished 17th in consecutive seasons, but also won the Europa League last season.
"Just sticking to the routine that works for you. Because when you get stuck in a negative cycle – a dynamic that's not working with the team – you want to change things quickly. You end up with three managers in a year.
“The truth is that last year did not go well for us in the Premier League either. But we won the Europa League.
"And it's about being better prepared mentally. Because you go and play one match and lose, you go and play another and lose - that ultimately wears you down mentally.
"[I feel] Very mature in this regard, because I told my teammates: If we are successful in this, we will come out as a strong team. And hopefully things will go well for us next year.”
