According to Diario Sport, Porro, while being honored in his hometown, said that the World Cup title would not satisfy him, and he wanted to continue to improve and compete at the highest level.
While receiving tributes in his hometown of Tombénito, Polo said the championship trophy had not diminished his desire to win.
“There’s still a lot to do. I’m an ambitious player who’s always looking to learn something new. People who know me know I’ll continue to strive for more. The past two months have been a crazy journey,” he explained, thanking his hometown fans for their support throughout the tournament. “I’ve always wanted to come back,” he said.
Polo mentioned that he was deeply moved by the welcome he received and wanted to dedicate this success to everyone who had supported him along the way. "Seeing everyone with me was the greatest gift; you could even say that this World Cup was won for them, and for everyone who has supported me every day," he said.
Speaking about his future, Poirot confirmed he will stay at Tottenham. He still has a contract with the club and said he is "very happy" there. Before returning to training with the England team, he also outlined his plans: "I'm going to rest for a few days now and then come back stronger." While he hasn't completely closed the door to a future return to Spain, he emphasized that his only focus right now remains in England.
Polo also cracked a lighthearted joke, mentioning his grandfather Antonio Sánchez's current fame and saying the welcoming ceremony was "for him." Finally, he downplayed the criticism from Argentina and calls for a rematch of the World Cup final, stating he hadn't seen any related content and that it was "what people outside are saying," and had "nothing to do with him."
