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Tottenham · Euro Championship - Qualification · Midfielder · #23 · Spain · 26 yrs
Pedro Porro plays as a midfielder for Tottenham. Pedro Porro is a Spanish international, 26 years old, midfielder, currently at Tottenham. Pedro Porro wears shirt number 23 for Tottenham. Pedro Porro was born in Don Benito, Spain on 1999-09-13. Pedro Porro is 173 cm tall and weighs 69 kg. Pedro Porro's Sportra profile tracks season statistics across Euro Championship - Qualification, Friendlies, League Cup, World Cup, and other leagues. Pedro Porro's page brings together career clubs, trophies, injury history, multi-competition stats, and related news headlines. On Sportra you can explore Pedro Porro season statistics, transfer history, trophies, injury updates, and related news across every competition tracked in the profile.
| Season | Team |
|---|---|
| 2026 |  Spain ESP |
| 2025 |  Tottenham TOT |
| 2024 | Spain ESP |
| 2024 | Tottenham TOT |
| 2023 | Spain ESP |
| Date | Type | From | To |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2023-07-01 | € 40M |  Sporting CP SPO | Tottenham TOT |
| 2023-01-31 | Loan | Sporting CP SPO | Tottenham TOT |
| 2022-07-01 | € 25M |  Manchester City MCI | Sporting CP SPO |
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Profile as Defender: defensive work, high usage. Archetype: Ball-winning midfielder. Season rating 7.5.
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After winning the 2026 World Cup, Marcos Llorente announced his retirement from Spain national team at just 31 years old. The Spain national team took the global soccer community by storm with a dominant defensive run during the 2026 World Cup, conceding just one goal across the entire tournament. However, La Roja have suffered an immediate roster blow ahead of defending their crown in 2030, as utility star Marcos Llorente announced his retirement from international duty at just 31 years old. In a statement published on his Instagram account on Thursday, September 3, Llorente confirmed that he is stepping away from the senior national team. The decision caught observers off guard, given his status as a key member of the World Cup-winning squad and the expectation that he could remain an integral contributor for years to come. The Atletico Madrid midfielder turned right back also revealed that his retirement was decided well before the tournament kicked off in North America. “Regardless of whether I had gone to the World Cup or not, or whether we had won or not, I had already made this decision,” Llorente wrote. Llorente made his senior debut for Spain on November 11, 2020, coming off the bench for 18 minutes in an international friendly against the Netherlands. Over the subsequent six years, he compiled 27 total caps while transitioning seamlessly between central midfield and right back, recording four assists without finding the back of the net for La Roja. Marcos Llorente’s Instagram post. The versatile Spaniard featured during the group stage of the 2022-23 UEFA Nations League campaign, but missed the final four due to a muscle injury as Spain went on to claim the title. He was also left off the final roster for UEFA Euro 2024 by manager Luis de la Fuente, missing out on another major trophy during that cycle. His crowning international moment arrived this summer as Spain captured the 2026 World Cup trophy. Llorente opened the tournament as De la Fuente’s starting right back, playing all 90 minutes in group stage victories over Saudi Arabia and Uruguay, before Pedro Porro claimed the starting spot, leaving Llorente to make a brief six-minute cameo in the semifinal victory over France. Marcos Llorente’s farewell letter “After spending a lot of time thinking it over, I have decided to close my chapter with the National Team. I am aware that I am still young and that, perhaps, if I kept doing things right, I would still have years left to continue playing in this shirt. I know that many of you will not understand it and, surely, I wouldn’t have understood it from the outside either. But it is a personal decision, deeply considered and, above all, deeply felt. Regardless of whether I had gone to the World Cup or not, or whether we had won or not, I had already made this decision. I can only be infinitely grateful to all the people I have crossed paths with over these years who have made it possible for my family and me to experience unique and unforgettable moments. I take with me everything we experienced, but above all, these last 52 days. With a wonderful group that fought until the end to put Spain at the very top. And they did just that. It has been a matter of great pride to represent my country and be part of this history. Thank you for everything. A warm embrace to everyone.“
After his move to FC Barcelona, Spain coach Luis de la Fuente filled Rodri with appraisal: "Rodri is the Messi of Spanish football." Rodri‘s high-profile transfer from Manchester City to FC Barcelona stands as one of the defining moves of 2026, especially with the midfielder coming off a dominant performance at the 2026 World Cup. Spain head coach Luis de la Fuente shared his perspective on the marquee transfer, offering lofty praise for the star midfielder: “Rodri is the Messi of Spanish football.“ Speaking to Radio Marca, De la Fuente was asked whether joining Barcelona would benefit Rodri since he already shares a locker room with several national team colleagues: “It will be easier for him to adapt, but Rodrigo is the Messi of Spanish football, so he will adapt well to any team, in any circumstance. He is the best in the world in his position.” Though operating in fundamentally different tactical roles, the game-changing presence of both Rodri and Messi makes them indispensable anchors for their respective sides. That elite influence was on full display throughout the 2026 World Cup, where both stars elevated Spain and Argentina, culminating in Rodri taking home the Golden Ball as the tournament’s top player. De la Fuente also advocated for more elite Spanish talent to return home to La Liga. “What I celebrate is that these great footballers are in La Liga, because it makes the League greater, because it makes the best players in the world, who are our footballers, the Spaniards, compete here in Spanish clubs. I would welcome it if many who are still abroad could return here to demonstrate the capacity, talent, and great footballing class they possess,” he candidly stated. Pedro Diaz of Rayo Vallecano is challenged by Rodri of Barcelona. (Alex Caparros/Getty Images) Out of the starting XI that featured in the World Cup final against Argentina, seven players spent last season in La Liga, while Rodri (Manchester City), Marc Cucurella (Chelsea), Pedro Porro (Tottenham), and Fabian Ruiz (Paris Saint-Germain) were playing abroad. With Rodri and Cucurella now securing moves back to Spain, De la Fuente views the shift as a powerful statement on the strength of La Liga and the national team ecosystem. De la Fuente on Messi’s retirement On Monday, Messi caught the sports world off guard by announcing his stepping down from international duty with Argentina, bringing a historic era to a close. With his absence confirmed for the upcoming September-October international window, the World Cup final against Spain stands as his final competitive appearance in an Albiceleste jersey. When asked for his thoughts on the decision, De la Fuente made clear that while Messi’s international tenure has concluded, his overall impact on the game remains timeless: “I, out of admiration, knowledge, and gratitude from someone who, like me, loves football, to a footballing figure who is a legend. Normally when time passes and someone retires, one is more capable of valuing what someone has achieved, but that won’t happen with Messi.“ While noting Messi’s exhaustive record book, De la Fuente emphasized that Messi will ultimately leave soccer on his own terms rather than fading from it. “He will still continue in active football, he has left the national team, but he is still going to add to his resume, and when he finally leaves football—which he will leave when he wants—football will not leave him, and then we will realize the footballing dimension of a football player whose numbers it will be very difficult for anyone to surpass,” the Spain boss concluded.
Spurs boss Roberto de Zerbi has been speaking to the media before Wednesday's Carabao Cup second-round tie against Championship side Charlton Athletic at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium (kick-off 19:45 BST). Striker Dominic Solanke is available to play and Micky van de Ven and Pedro Porro will be named on the bench. Mohammed Kudus remains sidelined and James Maddison will miss the match because of "a small injury" in his shoulder.
Tottenham’s Pedro Porro won the World Cup with Spain over the summer (Photo: Getty) Roberto De Zerbi has confirmed that new Tottenham captain Micky van de Ven and Pedro Porro will miss the opening Premier League match against Brentford. Spurs travel across London on Saturday evening, with De Zerbi aiming to get his side back to the top-end of the Premier League after back-to-back 17th place finishes. In order to do so, the Italian has spent big this summer, signing the likes of Sandro Tonali, Mateus Fernandes, Jan Paul van Hecke and Andy Robertson. Additionally, Tottenham now have a World Cup winner in their squad in Porro, who was outstanding for Spain throughout the tournament. Exclusive Premier League previews Get ahead of the start of the season with our weekly football newsletter. Sign up now for free. But the right-back will not play this weekend, with Spurs dealt several injury blows on the eve of the new season. ‘Micky is not on the list tomorrow like Pedro Porro,’ De Zerbi said in his pre-match press conference, shortly after announcing the pair were the new Tottenham captain and vice-captain. ‘James Maddison is inside [the list], Dominic Solanke inside, [Destiny] Udogie inside, Mateus Fernandes inside. New Spurs skipper Micky van de Ven has been plagued by injury issues (Photo: Getty) ‘Pape Matar Sarr is not because he felt some pain, hamstring I think. Nothing important but we don’t take risks especially in this moment. [Mohammed] Kudus is almost ready.’ It is not clear whether Porro is injured or just having extra time to recover after returning late to training following his World Cup heroics. Young midfielder Archie Gray will likely fill-in for the 26-year-old, who is the only natural right-back at the club after England star Djed Spence was sold to Inter Milan. Roberto De Zerbi’s team play Brentford away on Saturday evening (Photo: Getty) Speaking about Van de Ven, who has suffered numerous injury issues during his three seasons in north London, De Zerbi added: ‘Today he worked with us, with the group and he is going very well. ‘He suffered a problem during the pre-season of Australia, I don’t know if it was the flight, but not a big problem. ‘We have [Marcos] Senesi and we have Ben Davies in the right condition to play the game tomorrow.’ Also on the sidelines are Dejan Kulusevski, Xavi Simons and Wilson Odobert as they continue to recovery from long-term injuries. After Brentford, Tottenham face Charlton Athletic in the Carabao Cup on Wednesday night before hosting Newcastle United in the Premier League on August 29. For more stories like this, check our sport page. Follow Metro Sport for the latest news on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram. Comment now Comments Add Metro as a Preferred Source on Google Add as preferred source
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