Retour
Tottenham Hotspur right-back Pedro Porro has given supporters and head coach Roberto De Zerbi a major boost by saying he is “almost back” from his recent injury layoff. Writing via Football London, club correspondent Alasdair Gold reported that the 27-year-old Spaniard shared a striking video on his Instagram account demonstrating his progress as he finalizes his recovery program.
The World Cup winner has endured a frustrating, stop-start beginning to the current domestic season, starting just three matches so far for the North London side. His momentum was abruptly halted on September 19 when he pulled up with a hamstring injury just nineteen minutes into Tottenham’s defeat against Aston Villa, forcing him into a month-long rehabilitation period on the sidelines.
The video posted from Tottenham’s revamped first-team gym at Hotspur Way offers compelling evidence that the full-back’s hamstrings are nearing full explosive strength. Accompanied by a lightning emoji and his brief message to the fanbase, Porro showed off remarkable physical prowess by leaping effortlessly from a seated position onto a chest-high plyometric box, landing smoothly before repeating the explosive drill.
“Sometimes you have to stop, take a breath and start again. Now it’s time to recover and trust the process. I’ll come back stronger, hungrier and more motivated than ever. This is just another obstacle on the road. See you soon.”
Having watched Tottenham’s recent dramatic draw against Manchester United from the Old Trafford stands alongside injured teammates Xavi Simons and Andy Robertson, Porro’s impending return comes at an ideal time. With Spurs preparing to host Coventry City on Monday night before traveling to Stamford Bridge to face London rivals Chelsea on Saturday, adding elite wide quality back into the squad will be vital for De Zerbi.
Porro’s ability to provide tactical versatility, crossing precision, and high-intensity running down the right flank will give Tottenham a fresh dimension as they aim to turn good performances into consistent league victories. As the team navigates a busy run of autumn fixtures, welcoming back a key performer who helped Spain to World Cup glory will significantly bolster morale across the entire squad.