‘Here we go’ – Tottenham have finally struck a verbal agreement for a major attacking addition, with Fabrizio Romano confirming the final fee, though De Zerbi’s side are still actively pursuing further reinforcements before the summer transfer deadline.

With the summer transfer deadline fast approaching, Tottenham Hotspur are pushing to finalize their business—and according to Fabrizio Romano, they’ve already struck a verbal agreement with Manchester City for winger Savinho in a deal worth over £75 million.

While Spurs have been among the Premier League’s most active clubs this window, having already shelled out £237 million to reinforce their midfield and defense, manager Roberto De Zerbi is still keen to add more firepower up front.

Their primary targets? City duo Omar Marmoush and Savinho—and it appears the North London club is making serious progress on both fronts.

Earlier on Thursday, reports indicated that negotiations between the two clubs were advancing positively. Sky Sports’ Michael Bridge confirmed that dialogue had been constructive, noting that Savinho has long been on Tottenham’s radar and is eager to make the switch.

Marmoush, meanwhile, has caught De Zerbi’s eye despite struggling for consistent minutes behind Erling Haaland at the Etihad.

Now, Romano has given the Savinho move his famous “here we go” confirmation, stating that the Brazilian is set to travel for his medical at Spurs.

The two deals, however, are being handled separately—meaning Marmoush’s future remains up in the air as talks continue.

With less than two weeks left in the window, Tottenham are racing against time to wrap up a potential double swoop, with reports even linking them to Cody Gakpo as a possible alternative. One thing is clear: De Zerbi’s side isn’t done yet, and they’re determined to land their top targets before the market shuts.