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Pedro Porro officially becomes the fourth Tottenham player to win the prestigious World Cup.
Pedro Porro officially becomes the fourth Tottenham player to win the prestigious World Cup. [Image via Tottenham Hotspur]

The passionate North London supporters are celebrating a historic milestone after their dynamic right back joined an elite bracket of global champions.

Exactly four Tottenham Hotspur players have conquered the football world and lifted the prestigious trophy following the recent historic triumph of Pedro Porro with Spain. The brilliant right back secured his place in N17 folklore after providing the crucial assist in the dramatic final against Argentina. The ecstatic N17 faithful are bursting with pride as the club history books welcome another genuine global champion into an incredibly exclusive bracket.

Pedro Porro shines defensively as Spain concedes just one goal all tournament.
Pedro Porro shines defensively as Spain concedes just one goal all tournament. [Image via SkySports]

The magnificent list of international victors originally started sixty years ago with the legendary Jimmy Greaves in 1966. The iconic striker started all three group stage matches for England before suffering a terrible leg injury against France.

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The modern era of international success for the Lilywhites truly kicked off during the tournament in Russia. Exceptional former club captain Hugo Lloris became the very first player in history to lift the famous golden trophy while actively representing the club and starting in the final. The dependable French goalkeeper led his national team to a spectacular final victory over Croatia.

The golden run continued just four years later when aggressive central defender Cristian Romero conquered the world in Qatar. The tough defender secured the ultimate prize with Argentina after an epic penalty shootout victory against France. The dramatic match actually featured a fierce battle against his own club teammate in the opposition goal.

The current atmosphere around the stadium is filled with immense pride following these summer exploits. The fullback was completely outstanding across the global stage and even scored vital goals against France and Austria. The loyal fans expect this elite winning pedigree to transfer over completely. The boardroom must capitalize on this winning mentality within the squad to help push for genuine domestic silverware during the upcoming gruelling league campaign next season without any further delay or hesitation from the entire playing squad.