Tottenham Hotspurs are still continuing to make key increases in the market ahead of the September 1 deadline, while Daniel Levy’s clock only has five days to sign three major signings for the Spurs.
Thomas Frank got a great start in managing his first sixth in the Premier League and oversaw an impressive victory over Burnley and Manchester City as Hamburg.
However, the new manager rebound is unlikely to continue indefinitely, and inevitably, the Spurs will suffer new injuries in their missions that compete in four different aspects.
James Maddison and Dejan Kulusevski are two of Frank’s big offensive absentees, and club legend son Heung-Min left the MLS even worse. Radu Dragusin is not coming back for the moment, either, meaning Tottenham ideally hopes to sign a new centre-back, 10th and winger in the next few days.
Of course, this may change over time, and their main priority now is to bring in an organizer.
This led to Tottenham Hotspur’s last attempt to sign RB Leipzig’s Xavi Simons, who could hijack Chelsea in the process after a lengthy talks for the Dutch.
Reliable reports show that despite reports of Simmons reaching personal terms with Chelsea, Simmons is open to join Tottenham Hotspur, so North London crosses his signature contest.
The former PSR sensation took place in London during the match between the Spurs and Chelsea, and with the later battles, behind-the-scenes negotiations ensued.
As far as their broad goals are concerned, the player they’ve been struggling to land is Man City Winger Savinho.
The Brazil international was bound by the Spurs’ £42 million bid, which was rejected, and Frank was reportedly prepared to make another bid closer to £60 million.
But the city is clear – Savigno is not for sale.
This led to Tottenham being forced to pursue a replacement for his son to return to Plaza 1, but Savigno himself didn’t throw the towel in completely.
Savigno “really” wants to join Tottenham and hopes to trade human cities
According to TBR football and journalist Graeme Bailey, the 21-year-old “really” wants to join Tottenham and still hopes to reach a deal before the September 1 deadline — if unlikely.
“The hierarchy of Manchester City has always been the same stance as Savigno; they don’t want him to leave. Yes, they showed interest in Rodrigo, but it’s always difficult, and they keep their stance on Savigno.”
“But, I was told that Savigno did want the Spurs’ moves, but still did it; the windows were open until Monday and he hoped the deal might happen.
“The Spurs will keep their attention if they get any encouragement; however, they also made it clear that Savigno is also moving forward with other goals.”
The former La Liga striker, worth £69m, is a key member of Girona, surprisingly challenging the 23/24 title, with Savinho also 13 assists in all city matches last season.
He hasn’t shown so far due to injury, but Pep Guardiola considers him an extraordinary player.
“I don’t know. If it’s Tottenham or another club in that case, if someone wants a player, they should call the club like we did.”
“I just worry that Savigno will be with us for the rest of the season and hopefully for many years because at 21 he has the potential and he is an extraordinary player. ”
