Tottenham working to sign Savinho from Man City for a discounted fee

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Tottenham Hotspur are continuing to work on securing a deal for Savinho even though the winger has travelled to Asia as part of Man City’s pre-season tour.Reports continue to suggest that the Brazilian is Spurs’ top winger target, with Roberto De Zerbi seeing him as an ideal fit for his system.Over the last week, some sources have suggested that Tottenham and Man City do not agree on Savinho’s valuation, which is why the negotiations have stalled.However, it appears that talks could be back on and the Lilywhites could get a more favourable deal than they initially thought.Photo by Tom Jenkins/ Getty ImagesTottenham could land Savinho for £60mSome sources have indicated over recent days that the Lilywhites would have to pay £68m to prise Savinho away from Man City.However, The Times has now claimed that Tottenham Hotspur are now working to land the 22-year-old for a deal worth around £60m after the winger asked to leave the Etihad Stadium.The outlet explains that the deal may end up costing slightly more than £60m when add-ons are taken into account.It is revealed that while Savinho’s versatility makes him an ‘appealing’ addition for Tottenham, the Lilywhites are expected to sign at least one more attacking player before the window slams shut.One factor could be holding up Savinho’s move to SpursIt has been reported previously that Tottenham have already verbally agreed personal terms with the Brazilian ahead of a potential switch to N17.That means that a deal could potentially be completed swiftly if the two clubs can iron out their differences regarding the transfer fee.However, over the last few days, several publications have said that Man City want to sign a replacement first before finalising Savinho’s sale to Spurs, which could potentially hold up the transfer.READ MORE: ‘Let’s see’ – Tottenham insider confirms next big transfer target after SavinhoThe post Tottenham working to sign Savinho from Man City for a discounted fee appeared first on Spurs Web.