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Savinho has scored one goal for Manchester City this season Manchester City are close to agreeing a new long-term contract with winger Savinho, sources have told BBC Sport. The 21-year-old joined from French side Troyes for £30. 8m in 2024, playing 48 games in all competitions and scoring three goals. During the summer, Tottenham had opened talks to sign Savinho, but City sources said they were not looking to sell the player. The Brazil international has made four appearances this season, scoring in Wednesday's 2-0 Carabao Cup win at Huddersfield. Speaking before City's Premier League game against Burnley on Saturday, boss Pep Guardiola said Savinho will become an important player once he improves on his output. "For the people up front, it is always about numbers - goals and assists, " he added. "Savinho created a lot last season but in the final third, the final moment he was a little bit too hectic. "But the moment he learns that, because he is so young, the more he improves, he will be a top-class player because he can play on both sides, he has got the speed and the work ethic. "Savio will make this step, naturally it will come and he will be a top player for Man City. " Comments can not be loaded To load Comments you need to enable Java Script in your browser Ryder Cup: Scheffler v Rahm leads off fourballs with President Trump on first tee Trump 'will move World Cup games from unsafe cities' Tottenham reject takeover interest from third group A global hunt to uncover a virus deadlier than Covid-19 What led to the invention of the correction fluid? Fabulous new queens slay for the crown Could we have evidence of life on Mars? World Cup final predictions - will England win? 'The Trump effect' and four other factors that may decide the Ryder Cup Dahl, Torres and 'Keighley Queens' - the making of Kildunne 'There's a great unity' - Mc Ilroy says Team Europe are ready to win. Video'There's a great unity' - Mc Ilroy says Team Europe are ready to win Why NFL Dublin game was 100 years in the making The Wayne Rooney Show. Audio The Wayne Rooney Show Martin feels heat again, but are Rangers players letting him down? 'Every idea is a good idea' - how would 64-team World Cup look? 'A cool scene' - but will Bethpage's first tee intimidate Europe? From Bayern despair to Liverpool brilliance - the rise of Gravenberch Chasing greatness through grief - England's warrior queen Lamine Yamal - the eve of a new football era 'Bird became cricket legend without scoring a run for England' Who are the players in England's Ashes squad? How will each side fare in Prem Rugby? Club-by-club preview 'I flew 5, 500 miles and paid £900 for a Premier League ticket but was turned away' Is Verstappen back in the title race? - F1 Q&A Has modern football adopted the Allardyce playbook? We asked him Forty years on, how Jacklin revitalised Ryder Cup Horner, the £52m pay-off, and what next for ex-Red Bull boss? Copyright © 2025 BBC. The BBC is not responsible for the content of external sites. Read about our approach to external linking.