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Radio silence for Tottenham: Spurs could move on to new targets after £60m deadline elapses

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Tottenham Hotspur now have a big decision to make in the race for Savinho after issuing Manchester City an ultimatum last week.

The negotiations between Tottenham Hotspur and City over the winger have been ongoing since the start of the summer, and there is still no end in sight for the deal.

It has been reported over recent days that Spurs have been frustrated by City in their pursuit of Savinho, with the Lilywhites’ sources suggesting that the Manchester club have changed their valuation.

The North London club have already identified alternatives to the Brazilian, and they could soon be forced to move on from the 22-year-old.

Tottenham target Savinho
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Tottenham’s deadline to Man City for Savinho has expired

It emerged at the start of last week that Spurs had warned Man City they will walk away from the Savinho deal if it is not done by the weekend.

This has been reiterated by TEAMtalk, who say that Tottenham got no answer from City regarding the former Girona man last week.

The North London club had allegedly informed the Etihad hierarchy that they needed a final response by August 1 or August 2, but City are yet to give the green light.

As a result, it is suggested that De Zerbi’s men could now abandon their pursuit of the player and move on to other alternatives.

Savinho is putting pressure on Man City to sell to Spurs

Last week, several outlets reported that the Brazilian has made it clear to his employers that he wants to link up with Roberto De Zerbi’s side this summer.

On Tuesday, it emerged that Savinho is piling pressure on Man City to approve his move to N17, as the two clubs continue to work on a £60m deal.

With less than three weeks left before the start of the new season, Tottenham may be running out of patience, despite De Zerbi’s insistence that Spurs will pursue their top attacking targets.

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