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Real Madrid have eyes on second Tottenham player alongside Cristian Romero
Tottenham might have some inconsistencies about them under Ange Postecoglou but that doesn’t mean they don’t have a group of talented players who other clubs keep tabs on.
Spurs have spent big money over the last few windows and the likes of Heung-Min Son, Cristian Romero and Pedro Porro are among a few who would get into most teams.
Of course, we know Real Madrid are keen on Romero🎃, while Saudi Arabian interes😼t in Heung-Min Son has also been mentioned.
But while the 🎶interest from Saudi is always there nowadays, it is the interest from Madrid in Romero that will worry Tottenham the most.
And according to reports from , it’s not just Romero who is on Madrid’s list from Sꦍpurs.
Real Madrid keen on Pedro Porro as well as Cristian Romero
Accordiܫng to 🌳the report from The Mirror, right-back Porro is very much a player who Madrid like.
Porro has impressed under Postecoglou and has become a key player in the attacking gung-ho system Spurs emplo♕y under the Aussie.
Tottenham paid around £40m to land Porro from Sporting Lisbon and it’s claimed that ♔if Madrid do indeed come calling, then Daniel Levy will demand a huge fee.
Madrid are also fan🌼s o🌃f Arsenal defender William Saliba, while this past summer saw them bring in Kylian Mbappe on a mega-money co💝ntra♐ct.
Porro would surely be tempted by Madrid move
Any Spanish player will always see the chance of a Barcelona or Real Madrid move as t💃he ideal🐻 circumstance and you’d imagine Porro feels the same.
𓂃With Dani Carvajal out injured, there might be a chance for a new right-back to stake a serious claim in M🐈adrid.
If they do bid for Porro a🀅nd are somehow successful, then there is little chance of the Tottenham man sa🗹ying no.
For Tottenham, interest from Madrid in their key 💙players is not ideal and should they miss out on the top four again, then pl💃ayers could just start looking elsewhere.