Manchester City attacker Savinho has been linked with a move to Tottenham Hotspur this summer, but they are under no pressure to sell the Brazilian.

According to a report by Graeme Bailey on TBR Football, Manchester City are under no financial pressure to sell Savinho, and the development will come as a blow for Tottenham. They need more quality and depth in the wide areas, and the Brazilian would have been a quality addition.

Savinho has struggled for regular game time at Manchester City, and Tottenham could have provided him with the platform he needs. Widespread reports have suggested that the South American winger is keen on joining the North London outfit in the summer transfer window.

However, Manchester City are under no financial pressure to sell, and they are not keen on letting the player move on. They need more quality and depth on the flank, and letting Savinho join Tottenham could prove to be a mistake. The only way the Brazilian would get to complete a move to the London club is if Manchester City decide to bring in a quality alternative first.

It will be interesting to see how the situation develops. Spurs need more depth in the attacking unit, and they must look to move on to other targets quickly. With just a few days left in the transfer window, Tottenham cannot gamble with their situation.

Spurs are light in the attacking unit, and they should invest in a quality striker and a creator. Savinho would be a superb acquisition for them. He has the technical attributes to compete at the highest level, and regular football at Tottenham would be ideal for him as well. However, the deal looks complicated right now.

Savinho to force an exit?

It will be interesting to see if the 21-year-old decides to force an exit from Manchester City before the window closes. With the World Cup coming up in 2026, Savinho will look to cement his place in the Brazilian national team setup.

The Brazilian international needs regular game time to achieve that, and the move to Tottenham could be ideal for him. Manchester City may reconsider their stance if the player decides to force an exit and submit a transfer request. It will be interesting to see how the situation develops.