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Savinho: Spurs get their here we go

Tottenham have reached a verbal agreement with Manchester City to sign Brazilian winger Savinho, with Fabrizio Romano issuing a here we go on the deal, according to CaughtOffside. Roberto De Zerbi's summer rebuild just got another chapter.

By Ben Mortimer· Transfers·Published ·1 MIN READ

The deal

CaughtOffside reports that Romano's here we go confirmation is in, which in transfer terms is about as close to a done deal as you get before the medical. Spurs and City have agreed terms verbally, and Savinho is heading to north London. The full fee and contract length have not yet been confirmed by the source.

What Savinho brings

Savinho is direct, fast, and awkward to defend in tight spaces, the kind of winger who makes full-backs nervous before kick-off. At City he was used selectively, but his pace and ability to carry the ball in transition are exactly the tools De Zerbi tends to build around. A coach who wants his wide players to be active, unpredictable and capable of creating something from nothing: Savinho fits the brief.

What it says about Spurs this summer

This is not a squad-filler signing. Tottenham under De Zerbi have moved with real intent this window, and pulling a winger of Savinho's profile directly from the Premier League champions fills a positional need at the top end of the market. Whether Spurs can convert that investment into a top-four finish is the question the season will answer. For now, the transfer business alone is giving their supporters something to feel good about.

De Zerbi wanted a winger who could change a game off the bench or start and stretch defences from minute one. He's getting one.

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Tottenham have reached a verbal agreement with Manchester City to sign Brazilian winger Savinho, with Fabrizio Romano issuing a here we go on the deal, according to CaughtOffside.

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