Tottenham are pushing ahead with negotiations to sign both Savinho and Omar Marmoush from Manchester City, in what could become one of the biggest double transfers of the summer.
The two clubs are in talks, with negotiations reportedly progressing. Tottenham are looking to add serious attacking quality to Roberto De Zerbi’s squad, having already spent heavily during the transfer window.
Savinho has been a long-term target for Spurs, while Marmoush has emerged as another option as Tottenham look to completely reshape their attack. The Egyptian forward has reportedly given the move the green light, with the possibility of taking on a more prominent role also appealing to him.
For Manchester City, the situation is slightly different. Pep Guardiola’s squad has undergone significant changes this summer, and both players could leave if the right offers arrive. Savinho has faced increased competition for places, while Marmoush has struggled to establish himself as a regular starter following the arrival of other attacking options.
The combined deal could reportedly be worth around £140 million, although negotiations are still ongoing and the exact structure remains unclear.
Tottenham’s interest shows just how ambitious their rebuild has become. After a disappointing previous campaign, the club are determined to make major changes before the new season gets fully underway.
Landing both players would give Spurs two exciting attacking options and could completely transform their frontline.
For City, meanwhile, allowing two attackers to leave in the same deal would signal another major step in Guardiola’s squad overhaul.
