Tottenham’s attacking reshuffle could move quickly if the club can make progress on Omar Marmoush and Savinho, with both players part of an immediate push rather than an imminent double signing. Spurs are still working towards a wider plan to add two wingers and a striker, while keeping other names in reserve as the market develops.
- Tottenham are trying to advance moves for Marmoush and Savinho, but no agreement is in place.
- Savinho is the active priority out wide, while Marmoush would offer a central attacking option.
- Cody Gakpo remains in the wider winger picture, with Pedro Neto viewed as an alternative route.
Tottenham’s Plans for Marmoush and Savinho
Tottenham’s current attacking work is centred on Savinho and Omar Marmoush as the club looks to reshape their front line before the window moves into its next phase. The key point for Spurs is that the two names address different needs, with Savinho fitting into the wide areas of their rebuild and Marmoush offering a more flexible forward option.
Savinho would give Tottenham another wide attacker at a time when the club are still targeting two wingers in the current market. His role at Manchester City last season offers some context for why Spurs may see an opening, with the Brazilian starting just seven Premier League matches rather than locking down a regular starting berth.
Marmoush, meanwhile, could cover the striker element of Tottenham’s plans in a less rigid way. He can play through the middle on his own or work alongside Dominic Solanke or Richarlison, which would give Spurs a different attacking shape if talks on both fronts continue to progress. However, the status of the deals remains unchanged: there is still no confirmed fee, no agreed personal terms, no medical, and no completed transfer.
Gakpo and Neto in the Wider Winger Picture
Cody Gakpo remains part of Tottenham’s broader plans out wide, but he falls outside the immediate push involving Savinho and Marmoush. Spurs are waiting to see how Liverpool’s own recruitment develops, with Bradley Barcola and potentially Ibrahim Mbaye key to whether a move for Gakpo becomes realistic.
Pedro Neto appears to be further down the pecking order. Tottenham could turn to the Chelsea winger if their preferred business out wide does not progress, but he is not on the same immediate track as Savinho in their current plans.
Tottenham’s Remaining Attacking Business
Progress on Savinho and Marmoush would shape the rest of Tottenham’s summer, making the remaining attacking shortlist easier to navigate.
Tottenham have already committed £229.5m to Sandro Tonali, Mateus Fernandes and Jan Paul van Hecke this summer, so any further attacking additions would sit within a rebuild that already represents a significant financial outlay. The knock-on effect would not stop in North London either, with Manchester City also needing to think about replacements if both Savinho and Marmoush were to leave.
The next step is whether Tottenham can turn their current push into concrete progress. If that happens, the club could complete the core of their attacking rebuild quickly; if not, alternative routes involving Gakpo and Neto may become far more important before the window closes.
