Tottenham Savinho Deal Reported at £75m-£85m

6 sourcesUpdated Aug 23, 2026

Savinho was initially signed by CFG-owned Troyes from Atletico Mineiro, then moved to Manchester City before Tottenham completed a transfer that has generated a substantial CFG profit despite mixed on-field returns. After loans at PSV and Girona, where he shone and helped Girona reach Champions League qualification, City acquired him for about £30.8 million in 2024, setting the stage for a high-value sale. Tottenham’s deal to sign the 22-year-old is valued in the vicinity of £75 million to £85 million plus add-ons, representing a record sale for City and a major financial windfall for CFG. The transfer unfolds amid Tottenham’s expansive summer spending, with the club pushing past £300 million on new signings as they reshape the squad under new targets and strategies. In City, Savinho contributed seven Premier League starts, one goal, and two assists in his last season, underscoring a profile that Spurs believe can bolster their attack after years of pursuit. While the financial aspect dominates coverage, Spurs remain hopeful Savinho can translate his La Liga and European success into regular Premier League impact.

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Malay MailLean RightSpurs go big for Savinho as summer spending tops £300m

ca.headtopics.comOtherSavinho's £70m Move to Tottenham Highlights City Football Group's Profit from Player Trading

soccer.realgm.comOtherSavinho To Spurs From City On $116M Transfer

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