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Near‑€100 million gamble: Tottenham eye City winger

🇬🇧 By 4AllFootball ·
Near‑€100 million gamble: Tottenham eye City winger

In a bustling London office, Tottenham officials spread a spreadsheet showing a near‑€100 million figure, signalling the club’s willingness to break the bank for a replacement from Manchester City before the league kicks off.

Tottenham is ready to strike hard on the transfer market, and the Spurs are hunting a new offensive element ahead of the season’s start.

Potential £100 million move

According to The Times, the Londoniens are closing in on Savinho and could part with close to 100 M€ to snatch the Brésilien winger from Manchester City.

Un spectacular amount for a player still regarded as promising, yet his adventure with the Skyblues has so far fallen short of expectations.

Risks and rewards

The deal would be an XXL bet that could chiefly benefit Man, as Savinho still has a beautiful margin for progression – his speed, dribbling and knack for making a difference are genuine assets.

A change of club could let him reach a new level, but the gap between a 50‑60 M€ price tag and a near‑100 M€ outlay is enormous.

At that price, Tottenham would be paying mainly for the player Savinho could become rather than the one he is today.

This situation chiefly favours Manchester City. Under contract until June 2031, the Brazilian does not push the Skyblues to sell, leaving the English side in a strong negotiating position.

The club can let Tottenham drive the bids higher; if the transfer concludes around 100 M€, Manchester City would achieve a very good operation, selling at superstar price a player who has yet to cement his status.

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