Transfer News: Tottenham eyeing 19-year-old La Liga attacker

Tottenham Hotspur are keen on signing Girona star Savio

Tottenham Hotspur continue to make waves in the transfer market, as they set their sights on a rising star in La Liga. The Premier League club, under the guidance of manager Ange Postecoglou, are keen on securing the services of the young Brazilian talent, Savio.

That is via Fichajes. Savio, who is just 19 years old, has been making a significant impact in La Liga while on loan at Girona from French club Troyes.

The left winger has caught the eye with his dazzling performances, notching up an impressive two goals and four assists in only seven appearances at the start of the season.

His ability to disrupt opposing defences and create scoring opportunities has not gone unnoticed, and several top clubs, including Real Madrid, are closely monitoring his progress.

While the exact price tag for Savio remains a mystery, it seems likely that he will make a move to an elite team in the near future once his loan spell at Girona concludes.

Tottenham already boasts a star-studded offensive lineup, featuring the likes of Heung-Min Son, Dejan Kulusevski, Richarlison, Brennan Johnson, and Manor Solomon. However, the club is forward-thinking and looking to strengthen its squad for the future, and especially under the new gaffer who is extremely attack-minded in his style of play.

As the summer transfer market unfolds, the addition of a talent like Savio could certainly provide Tottenham with the extra firepower needed to achieve their ambitions.

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The young Brazilian’s electrifying performances in La Liga have surely made him a sought-after prospect, and it will be intriguing to see which club ultimately secures his signature. Hopefully, the Lilywhites get him on board, and continue their attacking prowess for the years to come as well.