Tottenham’s summer rebuild is accelerating, with Jermaine Jenas identifying Savinho as their next major transfer target.

Tottenham Hotspur’s summer rebuild is gaining serious momentum, with growing belief that the club is preparing for another major move in the transfer market.

After a difficult spell, Spurs have placed their trust in manager Roberto De Zerbi to lead a new era, and the club has already begun strengthening the squad with several additions. However, speculation continues to grow over even bigger signings still to come.

Former Spurs midfielder Jermaine Jenas has suggested that one of the next key targets could be Manchester City winger Savinho, with reports linking the Brazilian to a potential £60 million move to North London. Such a signing would underline Tottenham’s ambition to re-establish themselves among the Premier League’s elite.

At the same time, Spurs remain heavily linked with a move for Newcastle United midfielder Sandro Tonali, a player also attracting interest from other top English clubs. Newcastle are said to be reluctant to sell, with any deal likely to require a fee around £100 million, but Tottenham’s continued interest highlights the scale of their ambitions.

The club has already made some early progress in the market, including free transfers such as Marcos Senesi and Andy Robertson, but attention is now turning towards attacking reinforcements. Jenas has pointed out that Tottenham still lack creativity and depth in forward areas, especially when injuries affect key players.

Savinho is seen as an ideal fit for De Zerbi’s attacking philosophy. Known for his pace, dribbling ability, and creativity in one-on-one situations, the Manchester City winger is widely regarded as one of Europe’s most exciting young attackers. His style could add unpredictability and directness to Spurs’ frontline.

Tottenham’s broader vision appears to be shifting towards genuine top-four contention, with Champions League qualification now seen as a realistic target if recruitment continues at this level. However, competition from other Premier League giants means any deal will be difficult to complete.

Even so, optimism is growing that Spurs are entering a new phase defined by ambition, long-term planning, and a stronger presence in elite transfer battles.