Tottenham are in talks with Manchester City over a move to sign Brazil winger Savinho.
Discussions have been held between the two clubs in recent days over a possible deal for the 21-year-old, with negotiations still at an early stage.
It remains to be seen whether City will sanction a move for the Brazil international.
Sources have told BBC Sport that City are not looking to sell Savinho and that it would take an offer of more than £50m for the club to consider doing so.
Should City obtain a fee in that region, the club would make a substantial profit on a player they signed from French club Troyes – who are owned by City Football Group – for £30.8m just a year ago.
Savinho was a regular under Pep Guardiola last season, scoring three times in 48 appearances across all competitions.
But City signed France winger Rayan Cherki from Lyon in a £30m deal this summer, which could limit Savinho’s opportunities at the Etihad.
Tottenham head coach Thomas Frank is keen to bolster his attacking options after Son Heung-min was sold to Major League Soccer side LAFC last week.
Mohammed Kudus arrived in a £55m deal from West Ham earlier this summer, while the club failed to secure a £60m move for Nottingham Forest playmaker Morgan Gibbs-White.
Spurs’ need for attacking reinforcements has been heightened since midfielder James Maddison was ruled out for the majority of the upcoming season with a knee injury.
The England international sustained an anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) tear during a pre-season friendly draw against Newcastle United in Seoul, South Korea, earlier this month.