caughtoffside
·25 juin 2026
Tottenham get green light to sign Brazilian winger Savinho from Man City

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·25 juin 2026

Tottenham Hotspur are still trying to reach an agreement with Manchester City for Brazilian winger Savinho, with the player already understood to be open to the move. According to journalist Nicolo Schira, Spurs remain in talks with City as they look to bring the 22-year-old to north London.
Savinho has reportedly given his availability to join Tottenham for around two weeks, meaning the biggest obstacle is no longer the player’s side, it is the club-to-club negotiation.
That is an important detail. When a player is open to the move, it usually gives the buying club more confidence.
But Man City are not an easy club to negotiate with, especially when they believe a player still has long-term value.
This deal makes a lot of sense for Roberto De Zerbi.
Tottenham need more pace, creativity and unpredictability in wide areas, and Savinho offers exactly that.
He is direct, technically sharp and comfortable attacking defenders in one-v-one situations.
Football365 previously reported that Schira claimed Savinho was getting closer to Tottenham after agreeing terms on a long-term deal.
Spurs Web also reported that the winger had agreed a contract until 2031.
For Spurs, this is not just about adding another attacker. It is about giving De Zerbi the type of explosive wide player who can stretch teams and make his possession-heavy system more dangerous.
The main question is Man City’s valuation. Savinho has not always been guaranteed minutes, but City know his age and profile make him a valuable asset.
They may only sell if Tottenham reach a serious fee. This is the kind of signing Spurs should push hard for.
He is young enough to improve, but already experienced enough to make a mark at Spurs.
Tottenham are still working on the deal, Savinho is open to joining, and the final decision now rests on whether Spurs can satisfy Man City.
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