Antonio Conte may finally have an answer to his conundrum at wing-back that would solve issues regarding his current system and style of play. The Italian has yet to find some proper consistency from his Tottenham side playing his trademark five-at-the-back, sitting just outside the top four.
However, strides were made in the January transfer window as a key player was brought in to address one area of concern. That being at right-wing-back, where Pedro Porro joined from Sporting CP on a loan-to-buy deal, replacing Matt Doherty who left the club after the mutual termination of his contract.
Discussing the impact of the Spaniard in his two weeks of training so far, assistant Christian Stellini told reporters: "He can bring very good skill, he can bring experience. He's a young player but with great experience. Technically he's a fantastic player. His enthusiasm to play in a new league, in a new team, could be a boost for us when we decide to use him."
