Tottenham Hotspur have now added Omar Marmoush to Savinho, completing an approximately 135 million pound double swoop for the Manchester City attacking duo after their embarrassing 3-0 loss to Brentford on the opening Matchday of the 2026/27 Premier League season.
With Cody Gakpo still in the works, here is a look at the updated attacking depth chart for the Lilywhites following the Marmoush and Savinho transfers.
Left Wing
1. Savinho
2. Omar Marmoush
3. Mathys Tel
Tottenham fans will hope that Mathys Tel gets minutes after a positive 2025/26 season and an amazing preseason, but Roberto De Zerbi and Spurs got served a cold, hard reminder against Brentford that they need to win now.
Savinho is a left footed left winger who likes to create and has been signed to be the main starter, and while Spurs do not have a real striker alternative besides Omar Marmoush, if Dominic Solanke were ever to earn the trust of De Zerbi, then Marmoush could be a scoring option off the left with another 9 manning the middle.
Center Forward
1. Omar Marmoush
2. Dominic Solanke
3. Richarlison
Richarlison could be on his way out of Tottenham, instead of Solanke, after how horribly he performed against Brentford, and he has no real future value to this club as someone they have been actively trying to sell for more than a year.
Marmoush is going to come right in and start at striker, and he is, by far, the best option. Solanke has, in theory, a skill set that intrigues De Zerbi and could be of use, but there is just no way to trust him as anything more than a backup.
Right Wing
1. Mohammed Kudus
2. Savinho
3. Dejan Kulusevski
The right wing is a potential area of strength for Tottenham right now, and Mohammed Kudus was pretty immediately Spurs best player after his big signing from rivals West Ham United last summer. Although the right wing is his spot to own, Savinho could vulture minutes off him, as he can cut inside and play off the right wing as well.
Dejan Kulusevski is worth watching. He is stuck in third on the depth chart, for now, as he recovers from his devastating 2025 knee injury, but Roberto De Zerbi and the club seem optimistic that he can work his way back and be an important piece of the puzzle later on in the season.
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