Pedro Porro's team is convinced that Amorim will bring him to United
According to the Spanish media AS, representatives of Tottenham Hotspur defender Pedro Porro is convinced that manchester united could reunite the defender with coach Rubén Amorim.
The 25-year-old joined the London giants from Sporting Lisbon two years ago and has since become one of the club's best right-backs. first division. AS ( through SportWitness) affirm that real Madrid They are interested in signing the Spain international but could face competition from Man United for his services.
Porro previously worked with Amorim during his time at Sporting Lisbon. The player's team are “convinced” that United will try to reunite him after Amorim's appointment as manager. Spurs are expected to expect at least £58m to part ways with Porro, who has 4 years left on his contract.
difficult deal
According to AS, Porro has an excellent relationship with Amorim. The Spaniard earned his reputation as a right-back with the 39-year-old. He has now become a regular part of the national team due to his consistent performances.
A reunion would be ideal for Amorim, who is expected to play in a 3-4-3 system at United. Porro is well trained to operate as a full-back and could fit perfectly into the Portuguese formation at the Red Devils.
joint has won 2.3 tackles per league game this season with 5.1 recoveries and 1.8 clearances on average. He has also contributed 1 goal and 2 assists in all competitions. His overall playstyle would suit Amorim.
However, an agreement is far from simple. Porro has been openly flirting with the possibility of joining Real Madrid and could give preference to the Spanish giants if they present a serious approach.
Meanwhile, Spurs could balk at the prospect of Porro joining a direct Premier League rival for the champions league places. In fact, the London club have not sold a senior player to United since Dimitar Berbatov in 2008.
Tottenham are unlikely to strengthen one of their top four contenders and could only consider offers from abroad. They followed a similar policy with Harry Kane, who left for Bayern Munich despite specific interest from United.
