Tottenham eyes Savinho and Marmoush as possible signings
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 20, 2026, 6:14 PM
Last updated Aug 20, 2026

Tottenham is reportedly interested in signing Manchester City forwards Savinho and Omar Marmoush, with a proposed fee around £150 million for both players. Comments from supporters reflect mixed opinions on whether the investment is justified, citing concerns over their past performances at City. Some fans argue that the signings could enhance Tottenham's attacking options significantly, while others believe the fees are excessively high for players who have yet to prove themselves. The club is expected to act quickly if a deal is to be finalized.
- •Tottenham seeks to strengthen its squad with Savinho and Marmoush.
- •Proposed total transfer fee for both players is around £150 million.
- •Fan reactions vary on the suitability and worth of the potential signings.
- •Savinho and Marmoush's past struggles at City raise doubts among supporters.
- 6:14 PMYahoo Sports — 'Big upgrades' - but why the 'big fees' for Savinho and Marmoush?
"Both are great players and Roberto de Zerbi will get the best out of them. At Spurs, they will be the main players for their positions, so being in the team as regular starters will only improve them as well. Why would we want both of them and Cody Gapko too?
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