Pedro Porro, Spanish right back who shone during the 2026 World Cup, is now at the center of a frenzy of interest between Real Madrid and FC Barcelona. The 27-year-old, who played for Girona, Real Valladolid, Sporting Portugal before joining Tottenham, scored several key points during the international competition, which attracted the attention of two of La Liga's biggest clubs.

Both teams, already looking for reinforcements for their defensive lines, identified Porro as an ideal candidate. His experience in the Premier League and his in-depth knowledge of La Liga, acquired during his spells in Spain, strengthen his profile. The two clubs have therefore started to develop proposals, but the question of the value of the transfer remains central.

Tottenham, who have seen their right-back become one of the most sought after, are demanding a record price of around 90 million euros to release Porro. This amount, set by the English club, would place the Spanish full-back at the top of the list of the most expensive players in history, surpassing the current record of Achraf Hakimi (€67 million). The player, whose contract expires in 2031, could stay in London until 2027, but the asking price poses a major obstacle for the two Spanish giants.

Real Madrid, having greater budgetary room for maneuver, plans to negotiate while remaining cautious. The Catalan club, for its part, considers the amount proposed too high and has already mentioned interest in a less expensive profile, notably Ivan Fresneda, to meet its defensive needs. The two clubs therefore remain open to discussion, but the final decision will depend on Tottenham's willingness to review its price.

Pending Tottenham's response, the two teams continue to prepare their files. If the Spanish full-back agrees to return to Spain, he could join one of the two clubs, but the negotiation of the price remains the decisive factor. The next few weeks will be crucial to determine whether Pedro Porro will stay at Tottenham or join the next season at Real Madrid or FC Barcelona.

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