Manchester City reaffirms that Tottenham’s target is non-negotiable.

The situation surrounding Savinho, the young Brazilian talent from Manchester City, is causing a stir on social media and in the football world. Despite having recently signed a new contract, uncertainties are beginning to loom over his future with the team. With only two goals and two assists in 23 matches so far, Savinho has not managed to shine as expected at the Etihad Stadium.

Sources close to the team claim that Tottenham Hotspur, which had previously made a £70 million offer in the last transfer window, remains interested in the player. However, City is not considering any proposals, stating that Savinho is “untouchable.” The club’s sporting director, Hugo Viana, is firmly convinced of the young player’s potential, and Pep Guardiola is determined to turn him into a world-class winger.

The pressure on Savinho could increase if experienced figures like Bernardo Silva leave the club, which is a real possibility in the upcoming summer transfer window. Savinho’s new contract, valid until June 2031, gives Manchester City a strong position, as they are financially under no obligation to sell. Any departure would only be considered from a proposal between £75 to £80 million, although club experts insist that even those amounts would not weigh on the current strategy.

Furthermore, Savinho is happy at Manchester City and fully focused on his career. There have been no discussions with other clubs or any consideration of a transfer, as the player is concentrated on securing a place in the team and, at the same time, in the Brazilian national squad for the 2026 World Cup.

Although the situation could change, especially if City decides to strengthen their attack, for now, Savinho remains in the spotlight, with many people watching his development. The arrival of new players, such as Antoine Semenyo, and the links with Rodrygo from Real Madrid could influence the Brazilian’s future, but for now, he continues to be viewed as a key piece in Manchester City’s long-term strategy.