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Tottenham Hotspur Star Pedro Porro has admitted that he is expecting two pieces of good news at the end of this season; Spurs’ survival and a call-up to the Spain squad for the World Cup.

The 26-year-old comments today in the Cadena SER report After an appearance on the radio show El Larguero.

Tottenham’s survival is prioritized

The defender is currently focused on staying in the Premier League. He also had to look over his shoulders as Tottenham fell to a 1-1 draw with Leeds United on Monday evening.

17 runs for Roberto De Zerbi^th At this time in the table. They are two points ahead of West Ham in the 18th^th Place. A win over Leeds on Monday would have taken them four points clear of the Hammers, and potentially put their fate in their own hands.

Instead, they face the prospect of slipping back into the relegation zone before playing next to West Ham.

Presumably, the battle for survival will last until the final day of the season. And Pedro Porro is all too aware of this fact.

“On the one hand, we want the season to be over, but on the other hand, we have to work until the end. There is no other option.” He said.

“We have to finish in the best possible way. It is true that right now we are two points above them and they play before us. Anything can happen now. We have to consider everything. This is the reality and everything matters.”

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The Tottenham defender is determined to ensure no one thinks he is not focused on the relegation battle.

The full-back is likely to be included in Luis de la Fuente’s extended Spanish call-up ahead of the World Cup this summer. This will be a huge bonus at the end of a very difficult season.

And while he admits that would be good news, his focus is only on what comes week by week, along with keeping Tottenham up.

“Hopefully, these will be two pieces of good news,” He added.

When asked about his future, the defender made it clear that it is open.

“I already have a lot on my plate without even thinking about it now,” Poro said. “The future is next week.”

In March, Poro talked about a Transfer to Real Madrid is his dream. However, the media around Los Blancos didn’t really pursue that idea after it was hinted at.

chelsea Winger Pedro Neto has provided a revealing insight into how he sees the club’s stature, drawing comparisons with Benfica when discussing pressure and scrutiny.

talking to portugal international DAZN And they were asked to name the Portuguese side closest to their current club.

Although he acknowledged the difficulty of the comparison, his answer focused on expectations and media attention rather than style or structure.

This perspective reflects Nato’s own experience since arriving in London. The 25-year-old has had to adjust to a team that is still searching for consistency, where performances have often been too disjointed.

Pressure and spotlight on Chelsea

Pedro Neto explained that the comparison with Benfica comes from how both clubs have been treated during difficult times. He explained that scale and expectations shape the narrative around outcomes.

“It’s a difficult question. Chelsea is a huge club and it’s difficult to compare it to a club in Portugal.” He said.

“In my opinion, Chelsea is a team that is talked about a lot in bad moments. So I would say that, in Portugal, maybe Benfica has that dimension.”

The former Braga player continued: “When things are not going well, it is also probably the most talked about club. So if I had to compare, it would be Benfica.”

Neto came through Braga’s academy, was sold by them to Wolverhampton after a loan spell at Lazio, and never actually played for one of Portugal’s ‘big three’ – but having grown up in the country and faced them many times, he knows what that level of pressure feels like.

Dressing Room Dynamic and the Portugal Connection

Pedro Neto also revealed his relationship with fellow Portuguese players, particularly Manchester City players. His comments highlight a competitive edge that extends beyond club football.

“I enjoy it more and more, also because I have a good relationship with them and I like those little battles”He revealed.

“In the last game against City, I was talking with Matthias Nunes and Bernardo Silva. I said to Matthias: ‘You still haven’t caught me once.’ Then there was a ball where I tried to combine with Caicedo and he played it very wide.

“We were running together and he started saying: ‘You’re crazy, you’re crazy!’ And I said to him: ‘If the ball had come my way, you wouldn’t have had a chance!’

He continued to explain how these exchanges apply in a national team environment:

“It’s something fun and something that takes us to another level. That competitiveness, and then going to the national team and still having that fun, which is to say what happened.”

“And most of all, it’s the opportunity to play with players of that caliber. In the last game, Bernardo had the ball and I was telling him: ‘Go forward, don’t be afraid.’ No one pays attention to this from outside.

“Then there was an occasion where I tried to dribble him and he took the ball and said: ‘You’re crazy, you thought you could get past me.’ It’s very strange.”

What does this say about NATO’s role

Pedro Neto’s comments show he understands the pressure Chelsea is under. However, it has been a bit of a mixed bag on the pitch. He is involved, wants the ball and tries to create. But the final product isn’t always there.

This is where the criticism comes in. Some decisions don’t go right in the final third, especially in big moments. Despite all the discrepancies, they were recently linked to a move to barcelona.

But at Chelsea, it is noticed immediately. Neto is contributing, but still feels like he needs to be more consistent.

Tottenham Hotspur have had a tough time and now sit 16th in the table, four points above the relegation zone.

The Premier League side have already parted ways with Thomas Frank and appointed Igor Tudor until the end of this season. Spurs could see a few of their players leave in the next window and goalkeeper Guglielmo Vicario could be one of them.

Inter Milan are considering Vicario as a replacement for 37-year-old Yann Sommer at San Siro next summer.

sports witness Recently Covered Claims From Italy, Tottenham want around €25-30m for the stopper. On the other hand, the Serie A team are initially looking to sign him on loan, while Juventus are also keen.

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The Italy international is not the only Spurs player on Inter Milan’s agenda for the summer.

at least that’s it interest Are reporting. The outlet says the Nerazzurri are showing interest in Spurs’ Pedro Porro.

The 26-year-old Spain international has been a regular for Tottenham since joining from Sporting in January 2023, making 139 appearances in all competitions so far.

His form for the north London club has helped him cement his place in the national team. The right-back may get the opportunity to move to Serie A after this season.

Why is Inter looking at Pedro Porro?

Denzel Dumfries has been the first-choice right-back/wing-back at San Siro but his future beyond this season remains uncertain. Liverpool tried to sign the Inter Milan star at the end of the winter market.

Earlier this month, Sport Witness broadcast news That Arne Slot blocked Dumfries’ signing due to his injury.

L’Interista say he has a €25m release clause and has several interested parties, without naming any clubs. If Dumfries is to continue beyond this season, Inter Milan could look at cheaper options in the summer.

Should the Dutchman leave, the report adds that Inter Milan’s management have identified Porro as a target to replace him.

The Spaniard has a contract until 2028, and L’Interista state Spurs value him at ‘no less than €25m’.

It’s worth noting that Transfermarkt now values ​​Poro at €40m and Tottenham could demand a higher fee than that for the fullback.