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Manchester City’s talent pool has just gotten deeper with the arrival of Brazilian winger Savinho, who has joined the Premier League champions from Troyes in a £33million deal.
Last season, City made history by winning their fourth consecutive Premier League title, coming from behind to pip rivals Arsenal to the post by just two points.
Despite their dominance, City have a habit of refreshing their squad each year, and Savinho’s arrival is the latest example of their commitment to staying ahead of the curve.
The 20-year-old Brazilian international has already made a name for himself in La Liga with Girona, where he impressed on loan last season, scoring 11 goals and providing 10 assists in all competitions.
Manchester City confirmed the signing of Brazilian winger Savinho for £33m on Friday
So, who is Savinho? Born and raised on a farm in rural Brazil, Savinho’s journey to the top of the football world is a remarkable one.
He was just 11 years old when he joined Atletico Mineiro’s youth academy, and by 16, he had become the youngest player to ever feature for the Brazilian side.
Savinho traded the farm for the football pitch by signing for Atletico Mineiro at just 11 years old
After a brief loan spell at PSV Eindhoven, Savinho joined Girona on loan last season, where he truly announced himself on the European stage.
His performances in La Liga earned him a call-up to the Brazilian national team, where he has already won seven caps and scored his first international goal.
So, what kind of player is Savinho? The Brazilian winger is an electrifying presence on the pitch, with the ability to beat defenders with his rapid pace and skill on the ball.
He is comfortable playing on either wing or as an attacking midfielder, and his unpredictability makes him a nightmare for defenders to deal with.
Savinho is known for his willingness to run at defences and beat his man with his rapid pace
City manager Pep Guardiola is clearly a fan of Savinho’s, saying: “The impact he did in Girona was absolutely amazing. I think Michel, the manager, has done an absolutely incredible job with him.”
Girona manager Michel was equally effusive in his praise, likening Savinho’s one-on-one ability to that of Vinicius Jr.
With his international pedigree already impressive, Savinho’s move to City is likely to take his career to new heights.
And with the likes of Guardiola and his new City teammates to learn from, the sky’s the limit for this talented young Brazilian.