Pro Manager client Savinho set for Tottenham
Pro Manager Sports & Marketing client Savinho is set to join Tottenham Hotspur after the club reached a verbal agreement with Manchester City.
The deal is worth more than £75m, with reports now placing the final package at £85m: £75m fixed plus £10m in add-ons. Around £5m of those bonuses are understood to be easily achievable, meaning City should receive at least £80m if the transfer proceeds as expected.
Savinho is now set to travel for his Tottenham medical, with full agreement in place between the clubs and the player ready for the move.
Tottenham land De Zerbi’s winger
This is another huge signing in Tottenham’s aggressive rebuild under Roberto De Zerbi.
Savinho gives Spurs a fast, left-footed winger who can play from the right, attack one-v-one, carry the ball over distance and create from wide areas. Tottenham have been looking for more unpredictability in the final third, and the Brazilian offers exactly that kind of profile.
The move also fits the club’s new direction. Spurs have already spent heavily this summer, with Sandro Tonali, Mateus Fernandes, Jan Paul van Hecke and other major arrivals changing the level of the squad. Savinho now adds another high-value attacking piece.
For De Zerbi, this is not only about depth. Savinho is a system player. He can hold width, isolate defenders, press, rotate inside and create space for central runners.
City accept major profit
Manchester City signed Savinho in 2024 after his breakthrough at Girona, where he had become one of La Liga’s most exciting wide players.
Two years later, City are selling him for one of the biggest fees in the club’s history. That is strong business financially, especially for a player who never became an automatic starter under Pep Guardiola or Enzo Maresca.
Savinho made 24 Premier League appearances last season, starting seven times. Across all competitions in 2025/26, Goal’s data lists him with 36 appearances, 14 starts, 1,516 minutes, four goals and two assists.
Those numbers show the balance of the deal. Tottenham are not buying a finished superstar. They are paying for age, talent, Premier League experience and the belief that De Zerbi can unlock a bigger version of the player.
Why Savinho wanted Spurs
Savinho’s preference is important. Reports throughout the summer indicated that he was open to Tottenham and wanted the move once the project became clear.
At City, competition was always intense. Phil Foden, Jeremy Doku, Oscar Bobb, Omar Marmoush and others created a crowded attacking group, and Savinho needed a clearer route to starting football.
Tottenham can offer that. De Zerbi’s system depends heavily on wide players who can take responsibility in possession. Savinho should get more minutes, more touches and a more defined role than he had at City.
That is why the move makes sense for the player, even if leaving City for Tottenham is a big call.
Agency angle
This is a major Premier League deal for Pro Manager Sports & Marketing, the Brazilian agency founded by Frederico Moraes and Gustavo Bazilio.
Pro Manager’s roster includes major Brazil-linked names such as João Pedro, Savinho, Roger Ibañez, Kayky, Jefté, Marlon and Metinho. The agency has built a strong pathway from Brazil into Europe, and Savinho is one of its most important high-value clients.
The player’s route shows that pathway clearly: Atletico Mineiro, City Football Group, PSV, Girona, Manchester City and now Tottenham. Each step raised his profile, and the Spurs move now becomes the biggest transfer of his career.
For FootballAgencies readers, this is the key point: Pro Manager have helped position Savinho into a £85m Premier League move at 22, after a season where the market still valued his potential more than his raw output.
Tottenham’s attack takes shape
Tottenham are also working on Omar Marmoush, with separate talks continuing with Manchester City. If both deals are completed, Spurs will have added two major attacking pieces from the same club in one window.
Savinho’s arrival alone is already a statement. He gives Tottenham pace, creativity and long-term upside. He also gives De Zerbi another player who can change the rhythm of matches through dribbling and direct running.
The medical is now the next step. Once completed, Savinho will become one of Tottenham’s most expensive signings and one of the biggest Brazilian transfers of the summer.
