Fabrizio Romano has confirmed some big news out of Tottenham on Sunday afternoon.
It's an incredibly important period for Spurs, who are likely to see huge changes, both behind the scenes and with the playing squad.
A number of players are expected to leave the club, meaning Tottenham will have to be busy bringing in new additions.
Attracting players will be more difficult than in previous years due to the fact that they failed to qualify for any European football.
The North London outfit have also finished 17th in the Premier League in two successive seasons, with targets potentially fearful that they could be involved in a relegation battle again.
They do appear to be heading back in the right direction under Roberto De Zerbi, but it's still early days.
Italian journalist Romano has confirmed that Tottenham's move to tie Pedro Porro down to a new deal is now done, with the right-back signing a contract until 2031.
Tottenham also have the option to extend Porro's stay at the club until 2032, while he has also received a pay increase.
There were reports of Manchester City and other clubs being interested in Porro, but Tottenham were never willing to allow him to depart, considering him untouchable.
Tottenham Need to Repeat Porro Move
Porro isn't the only player Tottenham need to be tying down on a long-term contract in the coming weeks and months.
Although there's no doubt they need to bring in many reinforcements, extending the contracts of some of their key stars is just as important.
Spurs may be hoping that Porro committing his future to the club will prompt others to follow suit, with Tottenham showing that they have ambition to head back in the right direction.
It remains to be seen who of Tottenham's squad will actively push for an exit this summer and who will want to follow in the footsteps of Porro.