It is not just the Tottenham fans who are excited about Savio’s potential but also the Spurs squad, says vice-captain Ben Davies.Debuts do not get much better than the one Savio had for Tottenham on Tuesday night in the second round of the Carabao Cup.The winger came on in the 71st minute to one of the biggest cheers of the night, with Spurs fans having looked forward to seeing him in a Lilywhite shirt for a long time, and he did not disappoint.The 22-year-old was electric down the right, taking on defenders at every opportunity, and silencing those who questioned his end product with a brilliant goal and an assist.Photo by Richard Heathcote/Getty ImagesBen Davies says Tottenham have ‘top, top quality player’ in SavinhoIn his pre-match press conference, De Zerbi admitted that Savinho had to improve in front of goal, suggesting that he had all the other attributes needed to become a top winger.It did not take long for the 22-year-old to fulfil his manager’s demand, and Davies admitted that the newcomer has already got the players excited in his first few days at the club.When asked about Savio’s debut, the experienced defender told Football.London: “A proper impact. It is what we expect when you bring quality players on. They come on and show what they are about. He was dangerous, he looked really sharp, and hopefully we see more of that.”When asked if Savio could go on to replicate the feats of two of the Welshman’s close friends, Heung-min and Gareth Bale, Davies responded:“You have put him in some good company there I think mate! Look, it is one game, and we are really excited about what we’ve seen so far. He has shown he is a top, top quality player and I really, really hope he can show more of what he did tonight throughout his time here.”Davies reveals Savio’s reaction to learning second goal was not hisThe new Tottenham signing thought he had scored another just minutes after his first goal for the club, but replays showed that his shot had taken a big deflection off Davies.The Welshman was not shy of claiming the goal, and Savio gave a funny reaction when the 33-year-old informed him of that fact during the celebrations.When asked about Savio’s reaction to being told it was not his goal, Davies said: “I think he was a bit disappointed, to be honest and fair enough, but it hit me last, so it is my goal!”READ MORE: Watch as Tottenham starlet scores vs Premier League club 24 hours after loan moveThe post Ben Davies reveals what Tottenham players already feel about Savio’s potential appeared first on Spurs Web.