Tottenham Hotspur have reached an agreement to sign 22-year-old winger Savinho from Manchester City for a reported fee of £85 million. The transfer follows the Brazilian player’s tenure within the City Football Group, during which he spent time on loan at clubs including PSV Eindhoven and Girona before joining the Manchester City squad. Despite his potential, Savinho struggled to secure a consistent starting position under manager Pep Guardiola.

While the financial terms of the deal appear settled, reporting on the status of the transfer varies slightly between outlets. Sky Sports reports the deal as finalized, stating that Tottenham have already agreed to the terms. In contrast, The Guardian characterizes the deal as being in the final stages of completion, noting that Tottenham is also simultaneously pursuing a separate £75 million deal for Omar Marmoush.

The transfer represents a substantial return on investment for the City Football Group. Having purchased the player for roughly £30.8 million (€40m) in 2022, the club stands to make a profit of approximately £55 million from this sale. As of now, neither club has released an official statement confirming the completion of the transfer, though negotiations are widely reported to be at an advanced stage.