Tottenham Hotspur has finalized the acquisition of 22-year-old winger Savinho from Manchester City. The deal, which has been confirmed by both clubs, involves an initial transfer fee of £75 million. While BBC Sport reported the figure as a flat £75m, The Guardian clarified that the agreement includes an additional £10 million in potential performance-related add-ons.

Upon joining the club, the player announced his intention to be referred to as Sávio. In his introductory comments, Sávio expressed enthusiasm for the move, describing it as a "wonderful opportunity" to work under Tottenham's head coach, Roberto De Zerbi. De Zerbi praised the new signing, highlighting the player's "energy, imagination and quality" in wide attacking positions, noting his ability to challenge defenders and influence the outcome of matches.

This transfer marks a significant investment for Tottenham as they look to bolster their attacking options. The transition from Manchester City to North London represents a major career shift for the Brazilian international, who is expected to integrate into the squad immediately under De Zerbi's management.