Pedro became the third Spur to lift the coveted trophy following Hugo Lloris (2018) and Cuti Romero (2022) when Spain beat Argentina 1-0 in the final in New York in July.
The flying full-back played a key role in Spain's success, starting every game of the tournament and scoring in the semi-final victory over France.
And there's another treat for fans - our former striker and Spain international Fernando Llorente will make a special presentation on behalf of the club to Pedro ahead of the game.
Pedro's presentation joins an impressive cast as we celebrate Tottenham on Saturday - now including appearances from Xavi Simons and Gary Mabbutt at half-time.
Currently recovering from a serious knee injury, Xavi will join our legendary former skipper pitchside at half-time, where they will be interviewed by presenter, Paul Coyte. Mabbsy will take the opportunity to thank fans for their support following his recent accident in South Africa.
Fans attending our first home match since May will also be treated to an exclusive performance by up-and-coming Tottenham artist Nippa prior to kick-off.
The lifelong Spurs fan will perform Homegrown – a track which expresses the resilience, creativity and ambition of N17, and has become the soundtrack to our new era built on reconnection with our fans, the local community and cultural heritage.
The live performance will take place on the pitch at approximately 2.45pm, following the player warm-ups and before the teams walk out for the match. We encourage match-going fans to be in their seats by this time to enjoy the performance and avoid impacting others’ experience of the show.
Before all of that, don't miss a musical performance from Pan Nation Steel Orchestra - a Tottenham-based group that has been in existence for nearly 20 years, providing a safe space for people of all backgrounds to learn and grow together via steel pan music – in our Fan Zone on Park Lane Square.
Meanwhile, our former goalkeeper and Tottenham resident Alfie Whiteman is holding a meet and greet from 12-1.30pm at the Tottenham Experience to mark the reopening of his first photography exhibition, A Loan, at OOF gallery.