Tottenham could sell four more players after Savinho and Amrmoush deals

At the Gtech Community Stadium, Tottenham Hotspur’s transfer office buzzes as the club prepares to sign Savinho and Amrmoush, a move that could see four more attackers pushed out of Roberto De Zerbi’s squad.

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Tottenham have already splashed significant fees on defenders and midfielders, adding Jan Paul van Hecke, Sandro Tonali and Mateus Fernandes to the roster. The club now targets two long‑term Premier League assets from Manchester City, Savinho and Marmoush, for a mouth‑watering combined fee. These arrivals aim to inject technical quality, flair and versatility into the final third.

Potential exits for attacking players

With the new signings imminent, four current forwards could see their minutes dwindle and may be sold. Richarlison, Dominic Solanke, Mikey Moore and Dane Scarlett are all under pressure to find new clubs as De Zerbi reshapes his attacking options.

Richarlison, the 29‑year‑old Brazilian, has long been linked with Everton and may urge his agent to seek a move now that Marmoush is set to arrive. He is expected to start against Brentford on Saturday, but his future looks increasingly peripheral.

Mikey Moore, a 19‑year‑old who made 47 appearances on loan at Rangers last season and scored seven league goals, could be loaned out again to continue his development. With De Zerbi favouring the new signings, Moore’s chances of regular first‑team action appear limited.

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Dane Scarlett, 22, has struggled to impress during loan spells, most recently netting once in 13 games for Hibernian. De Zerbi’s limited use of Scarlett in pre‑season suggests a permanent exit before the window closes.

Wilson Odobert, sidelined by a long‑term injury in February, faces stiff competition from Savinho, who is expected to be preferred in the pecking order. While Odobert’s injury may keep him out until January, a summer departure cannot be ruled out.

via Reuters By  Alfie Cairns Culshaw AM GMT+1 is a football journalist covering the Premier League for GIVEMESPORT. Alfie joined the company in May 2024 and is an avid Arsenal fan and season ticket holder. He has previously worked for SportBible where he focused on Liverpool and Manchester United, covering transfers, match reports, previews, and more. He also creates YouTube content, discussing Arsenal in depth, and provides tactical insights on his weekly podcasts. Add Us for more Football coverage on GiveMeSport.

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