The Premier League continues to reach heights inaccessible for the rest of the world. Unsurprisingly, the English championship dominates the ranking of the most expense leagues this summer, with more than 2.6 billion euros dropped, far ahead of Serie A and its 934 million euros. It must be said that in matters of TV rights, no one swim in the same waters as English clubs.
Even the promoted Sunderland collected 238 million euros according to the Bbcand has already spent more than 160. Another English club has also been active so far, and it is Tottenham. After having attracted Mohammed Kudus, Joao Palhinha, the promising Luka Vuskovic formerly tracked by PSG, but also Mathys Tel and Kevin Dano, transferred definitively, the Spurs still want to strengthen themselves, they who will play the Champions League this season thanks to their coronation in the Europa League.
Savinho could become the biggest purchase of Tottenham, and the biggest sale of Man City
Last night, we learned the end of the Eberechi Eze track, dedicated to reaching the Gunners for more than 78 million euros. Since that night, it is the Savinho track which resurfaces. It is not new, given that the Spurs have already formulated two offers for the Brazilian winger of Manchester City: a first up to € 50 million, refused, the second at € 70 million, also rejected. But according to the Brazilian media GLOBO ESPORTEthe London club is now about to formulate an offer of 80 million euros to the leaders of Skyblues.
Tottenham wants to complete the arrival of the Brazilian at all costs, who could thus become the most expensive player in the history of the club (the record is held by Solanke, arrived against € 64 million a year ago of Bournemouth). The 21 -year -old striker, author of 3 goals and 11 assists for his first season in Manchester City, is as aware that a holder in Tottenham could allow him to settle in selection a year from the World Cup. If Manchester City had been categorical so far, an offer of € 80 million could still make managers think. At this rate, it would be a record sale for the club.
