Romano: A very important person inside Manchester City prevents Savigno from leaving the team, thinking he can still make progress

August 20 According to transfer expert Romano, Manchester City has not accepted the offer made by Tottenham to introduce Savigno, and a very important person in the club is blocking Savigno’s transfer.

Romano pointed out: "Manchester City still has not accepted Tottenham's offer to Savigno. I keep receiving many questions, asking if this matter is over and whether the deal has been cancelled. Guys, there is a very important person inside Manchester City who is stopping Savigno from transferring to Tottenham."

"The player himself is eager to transfer to Tottenham, but he has not cut off his relationship with Manchester City. So, if he can join Tottenham, he will be very happy because Thomas Frank wants him to be one of the team's appearances and he can get a stable playing time. But there are indeed people in the Manchester City management and the Manchester City board of directors who strongly want to keep this player. Perhaps it is because he sees Palmer's situation. Palmer performed well after joining Chelsea, which is still in Manchester City's eyes."

"As far as Savigno is concerned, some people inside Manchester City think that the situation may be the same. Savigno is still very young, performing quite well in his first season at Manchester City, still has great potential, and there is still a lot of things to improve. So, as far as I know, there may be someone in the club suggesting to wait before selling Savigno, and he can still improve here."

"Spurs don't want to give up, they still want to try, but Manchester City didn't give the green light. Obviously, if Savigno doesn't go to Tottenham, Manchester City will not consider Rodrigo, which depends entirely on Savigno's situation. If he goes to Tottenham, Rodrigo is Manchester City's primary goal. Rodrigo is not in a hurry to leave Real Madrid, and he has not taken the initiative to leave Real Madrid, so there is no movement at the moment."