Tottenham Hotspur is actively working to strengthen their squad after a disappointing Premier League season. The club has recently signed Marcos Senesi from Bournemouth, and another player, Jan Paul van Hecke, may soon join the team. The new signings are part of the club's efforts to improve their defense, and manager Roberto De Zerbi is also focused on adding to the attack. One potential addition is Savinho, a 22-year-old Brazilian player who currently plays for Manchester City. Savinho had expressed interest in joining Tottenham last summer, but the move was blocked at the time. However, the club has now revived its interest in signing him, and talks are underway to finalize a deal reportedly worth £60 million. It appears that Savinho may be surplus to requirements at Manchester City, having made only 13 starts in all competitions last season and scoring three goals. In addition, the Daily Mail has reported that Everton's Iliman Ndiaye is being considered as a potential replacement for Savinho at Manchester City, with ongoing discussions about the terms of a potential deal.