Manchester City winger Savinho has signaled his readiness to leave the club in order to explore a transfer to Tottenham.

The Brazil international ranks as a leading target for Spurs head coach Roberto de Zerbi, and City understands the interest in the 22-year-old.

Reports indicate Savinho aims to depart in the current transfer window, with preparations for a potential move to London already advancing.

The attacker arrived at City from sister club Troyes for 30.8 million pounds in July 2024 after a loan spell at Spanish side Girona the previous season.

Tottenham held discussions to sign Savinho last summer, though the Etihad outfit had no intention to sell at that time.

He later agreed a two-year contract extension in October, extending his stay at City until 2031.

Savinho appeared regularly under Pep Guardiola in his opening campaign, scoring three goals across 48 matches in all competitions.

His involvement reduced in the following season, with 36 appearances in all competitions during Guardiola's final term as manager.

Savinho competed for a starting role with Rayan Cherki, who arrived from Lyon last summer, and Antoine Semenyo, a January signing from Bournemouth, both deployed on the right flank.

Despite his wish to exit, Savinho features in City's initial 28-man squad for their pre-season tour of Asia.

The youthful group includes senior players who suffered early World Cup exits or did not participate, such as Phil Foden and Gianluigi Donnarumma.

Jack Grealish is a notable absentee after his loan at Everton ended early in January due to a stress fracture in his foot.

The 30-year-old has yet to resume full team training, though he recently posted on social media that he hopes to return soon.

On Tuesday Grealish shared a video of his training session in Majorca.

New City manager Enzo Maresca worked with Grealish as Pep Guardiola's assistant during the 2022-23 treble-winning season.

"I have a good relationship with him [Grealish] and since I left we've been keeping in touch. He has a big heart and is a very good guy but we'll see what happens," Maresca told reporters last week.

England goalkeeper James Trafford is absent from the group as he nears a permanent move to Leeds United.

Players who reached later World Cup stages have not traveled, including Rodri, who will undergo a short rehabilitation period after back surgery on Monday.

Enzo Maresca's side will face Inter Milan in Hong Kong on Saturday, 1 August (12:30 BST), before traveling to Seoul, South Korea, to play K League All Stars on Wednesday, 5 August, and then Atletico Madrid on Sunday, 9 August (both 12:00 BST).