Spurs quotation of 60 million pounds Savignho is rejected and may make another offer

According to the Sun, citing Brazil's Globe, Tottenham Hotspur's offer of £60 million for Manchester City winger Savignho has been rejected. The 21-year-old Brazilian star only joined Blue Moon from sister club Troyes for £21 million last summer, but quickly became a hot spot in the transfer market. Although Pep Guardiola publicly expressed his desire to retain the players, he also admitted that he would not force the players who had decided to stay. Tottenham has not stopped strengthening its pace after introducing Kudus, especially in the context of Son Heung-min's departure and Madison's long-term injury, fresh blood is urgently needed on the left offensive end.

data website FBref shows that Savigno completed 3.17 successful dribblings every 90 minutes last season (the top 8% of the same position in the Premier League), but the expected assists xA only 0.12 times exposed the shortcomings in passing selection. The advantage of Manchester City's price for it far exceeds the original transfer fee is that the player contract is until 2029, and as a left foot, it will be competent for the left and right wings. It is worth noting that the 4-3-3 system that Tottenham coach Thomas Frank is good at has extremely high requirements for the winger's ability to cut in, which happens to be the advantage of Savignho's Whoscored score 7.32 points - his average of 2.3 key passes per game, which is more competitive than Foden (1.9 times) and Oscar Bob (1.4 times). Sources revealed that the player team values playing time more than the number of trophys. Faced with the competition between Foden, Bob and Sharkey in Manchester City, Savignho is worried that becoming a substitute will affect his chances of playing in the 2026 World Cup. This career planning consideration is reminiscent of Sane's transfer in 2017 over Liverpool - when the Germans also prioritized development space. If Tottenham can promise a main position, this deal may recreate the Brazilian effect of Paulinho from Corinthian to White Hart Lane in 2013. Before the transfer window is closed, North London teams are expected to submit improvement offers, and players' willingness may become a key weight to leverage the balance.