Tottenham Hotspur have reportedly reached a verbal agreement with Manchester City for the transfer of Brazilian winger Savinho, with the deal valued at over £75 million, as confirmed by Fabrizio Romano. This move comes after Spurs' sustained interest in the player, which dates back more than a year when they attempted to secure his services last summer.

Tottenham's Pursuit of Savinho

Initially, Manchester City opted to retain Savinho, signing him to a long-term contract under former manager Pep Guardiola. However, after a challenging season with limited first-team appearances, Savinho expressed his desire to leave in search of more regular playing time. Tottenham has now successfully negotiated a deal, and the player is expected to undergo a medical ahead of the upcoming season opener.

Additional Transfer Activity

In addition to Savinho, Tottenham is also exploring a potential move for his City teammate Omar Marmoush, although discussions regarding the Egyptian international are currently separate and ongoing. Spurs have been active in the summer transfer window, having already signed several players, including Andy Robertson and Sandro Tonali, as they look to bolster their attacking options further.

As Tottenham prepares for the new season, the addition of Savinho could significantly enhance their squad, with the club aiming for at least three new signings to strengthen their attack.