Inter Milan is keeping a close eye on Tottenham Hotspur right-back Pedro Porro as they prepare for the possible exit of Denzel Dumfries.
As reported by L’Interista, via TuttoMercatoWeb, the future of the Dutch international at San Siro is currently uncertain, which has led Inter to consider Porro as a potential replacement.
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While discussions regarding a contract extension for Dumfries have taken place, the current outlook indicates that his time in Milan may be limited.
If Dumfries opts to stay, Inter is reportedly interested in younger alternative Palestra as a long-term successor who could develop under Dumfries’s mentorship, although the financial implications of such a deal remain a consideration.
MILAN, ITALY – OCTOBER 04: Denzel Dumfries looks on during the Serie A match at Giuseppe Meazza Stadium on October 04, 2025 in Milan, Italy. (Photo by Marco Luzzani/Getty Images)
On the other hand, if Dumfries departs, Inter’s management has pinpointed Porro as their top target.
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Porro Catches Inter’s Attention as the Club Considers Dumfries Replacements
The Spanish international has consistently performed well at Spurs since his transfer from Sporting Lisbon, showcasing his dynamic playing style and ability to deliver quality crosses from the right flank, solidifying his position as one of the standout right-backs in the Premier League.
Tottenham is under no urgency to sell and has set Porro’s price tag at a minimum of €25 million, a figure that reflects his age and the length of time remaining on his contract.
Inter will need to weigh any potential investment against their larger plans for the summer, especially considering the financial constraints the club has adhered to in recent transfer windows.
BURNLEY, ENGLAND – JANUARY 24: Pedro Porro of Tottenham Hotspur has a chance during the Premier League match between Burnley and Tottenham Hotspur at Turf Moor on January 24, 2026 in Burnley, England. (Photo by Molly Darlington/Getty Images)
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Regardless, with the right flank potentially needing substantial investment this summer, Porro has emerged as a serious candidate should Dumfries end up leaving.