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Tottenham Complete £85m Move for Man City's Savinho
- On Tuesday, Tottenham signed Brazil winger Savinho from Manchester City in a deal worth £85m , pushing the club's summer spending to more than $400 million.
- Recently hired Manchester City manager Enzo Maresca said last week that Savinho told him "since day one" he wanted to leave after struggling to live up to expectations at the club.
- Tottenham manager Roberto De Zerbi hailed Savinho's "energy, imagination and quality," noting the winger has the "courage to attack defenders" as part of a summer refresh that includes midfielders Sandro Tonali and Mateus Fernandes.
- Manchester City's club-record sale coincides with an offseason clear-out that saw stalwarts John Stones and Bernardo Silva depart, while Tottenham rivals Chelsea as European soccer's heaviest spenders this transfer window.
- Seeking more playing time, Savinho stated, "It's taken a while but I'm very happy to be here," believing he can reach the "highest level" under De Zerbi at Tottenham.
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Savinho, a Brazilian national, went from Manchester City to Tottenham. The two clubs of the Premier League announced this. The deal could reach 100 million euros, according to the English press. (ANSA)
·Rome, Italy
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Savinho: Tottenham sign Man City winger in £75m transfer... as Brazil international admits deal took 'a while' and calls Roberto De Zerbi 'one of the best managers in the world'
Savinho has called his switch to Spurs 'a wonderful opportunity at a brilliant club' after leaving Manchester City for £75m.
Tottenham announces the hiring of Savinho; Manchester City resigns
·São Paulo, Brazil
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The London club, which also expects to hire 'cityzen' Omar Marmoush, has spent nearly 350 million euros this summer
·Barcelona, Spain
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