where Pedro Porro lives

Where does Pedro Porro live? His hometown and home abroad

Pedro Porro is enjoying the standout period of his career. The Tottenham full-back, a key figure in the Spanish national team’s set-up, played a decisive part in the 2026 World Cup semi-final against France, scoring one of the goals that secured Spain’s place in the final.
Where are the players on the Spanish national team from?

Where Spain’s 2026 World Cup winners were born: hometowns behind the national team

Spain is celebrating another World Cup. The national team lifted the trophy after a tournament that confirmed the maturity of a group now firmly part of the country’s sporting history, following their victory over Argentina. Yet the title is not only about football. It also connects to the neighbourhoods, towns and cities where it all began, because behind every champion there is a different story. Here’s a look at where all the players in the national team that won the 2026 World Cup were born.
Santiago Bernabéu Stadium

New Bernabéu Market doubles the stadium’s food offerings

The Bernabéu Market, situated within the renovated Real Madrid stadium, opened its doors in November. Spread across a 3,000-square-metre space beneath Gate 45, it will host around 25 outlets, including restaurants, cocktail bars and speciality gourmet shops, establishing itself as a new culinary and cultural hub in the heart of the capital.
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Starbucks to open flagship store at Madrid’s Santiago Bernabéu

Starbucks, the coffee retailer and roaster operated by Alsea in Spain since 2018, is set to open its first flagship store in the country at the end of the summer, located within the Santiago Bernabéu stadium.This launch marks the brand’s most ambitious venture in Spain to date, involving a significa
Hotel Eurostars Madrid / Gtres

Hotel prices in Madrid skyrocket for the Champions League final

The Wanda Metropolitano football stadium in Madrid will host the Champions League final 2019 between Liverpool and Tottenham on Saturday 1st June. Some 34,000 British fans are expected to travel to Madrid for the weekend of 1st and 2nd June, plus another 29,000 tickets that UEFA has.
Spanish football teams have some of the best stadiums to visit / Wikimedia

Top 5 Spanish football stadiums you have to visit

Football is a serious business in Spain with La Liga being one of the biggest football leagues in the world. If you’re going to Spain in 2019, here are the best soccer stadiums you absolutely must visit, from a tour of Real Madrid’s home ground to FC Barcelona’s arena and everything in between. 1.