Tottenham Hotspur are willing to sell a first-XI star. Liverpool have already made their first bold approach for the player.

Liverpool have reportedly made an initial approach to sign Tottenham Hotspur right-back Pedro Porro ahead of the January transfer window. According to reports cited by Anfield Watch, Tottenham may be open to selling the starter if an offer meets their valuation, which could demand a record-breaking fee for a full-back surpassing €60m.
Anfield Watch argues that acquiring Porro's attacking profile would significantly boost the squad, noting that central defender Ronald Araujo has recently been deployed out of position at right-back. Any permanent transfer is expected to face steep competition and a demanding financial package.
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