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Tottenham: When Roberto De Zerbi can hand new signings debuts as double medical booked

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Roberto De Zerbi’s hopes of an immediate reaction from his side are set to be boosted by the availability of two new signings.

Fabrizio Romano has since reported that Tottenham have now reached a verbal agreement with Man City to sign Omar Marmoush on loan, which includes a mandatory purchase option for £50m.

With Marmoush set to undergo a medical on Monday, it means Spurs must register the Egypt international - and Savinho - by 12pm BST on Friday to have them available for selection against Newcastle.

Double deal: Omar Marmoush and Savinho

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Tottenham's summer spending will reach the £300m mark once Savinho’s move is finalised, and De Zerbi insists the club are not finished yet in the transfer market.

“Just to say, I am very happy. We have not finished yet in the transfer market. It is an important part.

"You don’t win the game with big-name players, we have to deserve to win games

“So far, we have had a great [summer for] signings. Great players and personalities. But you don’t win the game with big-name players. We have to deserve to win games.”

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