Tottenham Hotspur's unsuccessful pursuits of Eberechi Eze and Savinho have seen them turn attention to a 'cheaper alternative'.

Do the math and €70m comes out to just shy of £61m. That’s a lot for a 20-year-old who hasn’t broken out in the Premier League, but less than what Spurs were willing to pay for Morgan Gibbs-White or Eberechi Eze, and if I’m honest less than what I thought it might take to actually pry him out of Manchester.

Tottenham are ready to obliterate their transfer record with the signing of Savinho who is pushing to leave Manchester City and join Spurs, TEAMtalk can exclusively reveal.

The 24-year-old Brazil star, who bagged 14 goals and 11 assists in all competitions last season, has struggled for starts under new manager Xabi Alonso, and Defensa Central have claimed that Real could sanction a loan-to-buy deal as Tottenham take note.

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It could be the blockbuster deal to close the transfer window. Eberechi Eze (27) was on the verge of joining Tottenham in a move worth around €60 million.

A senior figure within Manchester City’s hierarchy is currently blocking a move for Savinho to Tottenham this summer, according to new developments.

Manchester City will accept a £70million offer for Savinho after Tottenham have made a move to sign him. Tottenham are in advanced talks to sign the Brazil international, but Man City are understood to have rejected a £60million offer for his services.

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Manchester City are now braced for an increased offer from Tottenham for Savinho after this weekend’s meeting between the two clubs, it is being reported. The Brazilian forward has emerged as one of the most talked-about names of the 2025 summer transfer window,