Manchester City receives an unexpected offer of € 50 million!

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By: Manu Tournoux

Pep Guardiola will not be able to complain. After a winter transfer window already very lively and more than 200 million euros spent on Omar Marmoush, Abdukodir Khusanov, Nico Gonzalez and Vitor Reis, the Cityzens continue to strengthen their workforce this summer and players from the Rayan Aït-Nouri caliber, Rayan Cherki, Tijjani Reijnders, James Trafford and Sverre Nyprin. New investments that also approach the symbolic bar of 200 million euros. And it's not over since the media evoke a very pronounced interest of the club for players like Lucas Paqueta (West Ham) or even Gianluigi Donnarumma, who could leave Paris this summer.

And inevitably, with such a supplied workforce, you must also sell. If Kevin de Bruyne has already packed Naples at the end of his contract with the Skyblues, several players in the workforce seem to have an outing voucher, like Nico Gonzalez. His compatriot Rodri, whose contract expires in 2027, is also in a slightly vague situation although there is no question of a departure this summer. Jack Grealish should leave to relaunch himself.

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But now another player could also say goodbye to Etihad Stadium. It is Savinho, the young winger of Brazilian. After a season in Mancunian lands, during which he still benefited from a certain playing time – 29 PL meetings including 21 as a holder for 1 goal and 8 assists – the one who dazzled everyone in Girona the previous season could leave. According to The AthleticTottenham has already contacted its City counterparts to negotiate a transfer.

The Spurs proposed a sum of around 50 million euros for the Brazilian, already international with La Canarinha (13 selections, 1 goal). And Tottenham would surely offer him an indisputable star and holder, which is far from guaranteed for the player in City. Pep Guardiola is open to a sale in the event that Savinho wishes to go head for London, he who is used to never blocking departures. Business to follow …