Manchester City Sets Sale Price for Savinho to Tottenham
- Tottenham Hotspur continues its attempts to sign Brazilian star Savinho after discussions held between them and Manchester City over the weekend.
According to journalist Ben Jacobs, Spurs have expressed their willingness to pay more than 70 million euros to complete the deal, while Manchester City is demanding an amount exceeding 80 million euros to reconsider their position.
Despite the large offers received by City for Savinho, Manchester City remains firm on keeping their player, as they believe that selling him would be a big mistake given the immense potential the player possesses.
Tottenham has set the Brazilian star as a primary target, especially after failing to sign Eberechi Eze, who moved to Arsenal for 68 million pounds.
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