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De Zerbi hopes Sávio’s fresh start will help Spurs’ much-needed rebrand
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De Zerbi hopes Sávio’s fresh start will help Spurs’ much-needed rebrand

The Guardian Football about 2 hours 1 mins read

After an unacceptable performance against Brentford, head coach still believes they can avoid sinking feeling this season

What’s in a name? Quite a bit, judging by the discussion at Roberto De Zerbi’s Tottenham press conference on Tuesday, shortly after the club had completed the £75m signing of Savinho from Manchester City and the Brazil winger had let everybody know that he wanted to be called Sávio from now on. He will have that name on his Spurs shirt above his No 17, which he has taken over from Cristian Romero, the former captain who has moved to Atlético Madrid.

The 22-year-old went by Sávio at various times before his two seasons at City but there was nonetheless speculation about the reasons for the reversion. Savinho translates roughly from the Portuguese as “little Sávio”. Was it him saying that he was now an older and more mature player?

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