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Quote from: Velvet78 on September 26, 2025, 11:09:14 AM

As a new recruit last season and only one season with Manchester City, he certainly wants to stay longer at the Etihad. However, to become a first-team player, he faces stiff competition from other wingers. Last season, he was given the opportunity to prove his worth. According to Pep Guardiola, his abilities seemed less convincing. If he were to stay longer, he would likely only be a substitute when first-team players were injured or unable to play.

Yes, Tottenham were rumored to be interested in Savinho, but those rumors appear to be baseless, as Tottenham have also signed Mohammed Kudus from West Ham.

Playing for a big team in a competitive league like the Premier League certainly comes with intense competition among players. If it weren’t like that, we might not see players who initially shone before moving to a Premier League club eventually seeing their performance decline because they couldn’t adapt to the competition.
Savinho must demonstrate his quality whenever given the opportunity. That is how he competes for a place. Although the competition may be tough, this is a challenge for every player in their professional career. If they cannot cope, they will be eliminated.