Spurs rekindle Savinho interest - Tuesday's gossip
Tottenham is reportedly interested in a £60 million move for Manchester City's Savinho. Liverpool is prioritizing a replacement for Mohamed Salah, targeting RB Leipzig's Yan Diomande. Barcelona is looking to make Marcus Rashford's move permanent as Arsenal aims to sign Julian Alvarez.
- ▪Tottenham is rekindling interest in a £60m move for Manchester City winger Savinho.
- ▪Liverpool's top target to replace Mohamed Salah is RB Leipzig's Yan Diomande, who has a release clause of £86m.
- ▪Barcelona is in talks to sign Marcus Rashford from Manchester United, having already agreed on personal terms.
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Spurs rekindle Savinho interest - Tuesday's gossipPublished19 minutes agoTottenham back in for Savinho, Yan Diomande tops Liverpool's list of Mohamed Salah replacements, Barcelona keen to make Marcus Rashford move permanent and Arsenal to swoop for Julian Alvarez. Tottenham are rekindling interest in a £60m move for Manchester City and Brazil winger Savinho, 22. (Mail - subscription required), externalLiverpool will prioritise signing a replacement for Mohamed Salah, with RB Leipzig's 19-year-old Ivory Coast winger Yan Diomande, who has a release clause of £86m, their top target. Newcastle and England winger Anthony Gordon, 25, and Paris St-Germain and France forward Bradley Barcola, 23, are also options.
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