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He was one of the sensations of La Liga 2023/2024. In a particularly well-oiled and attack-oriented Girona team, Sávio Moreira de Oliveira aka Savinho was one of the best wingers in the Spanish league, and even on the European continent. Capable of eliminating opponents with breathtaking dribbles, he was logically called up for the Copa América. And, being owned by the City Football Group, he was unsurprisingly recalled to join the mother ship.
“He made a great impression in Girona. Savio can play on both sides, but also in the middle. We especially need him on the side. He is devastating one-on-one with his actions. We have few players who can play on both sides. I would also like to thank Girona, because they did a great job with him.”explained Pep Guardiola this summer.
Validated by Haaland
And in his first appearances with the Cityzen jersey, he clearly proved Pep Guardiola right. In the Manchester derby for the Community Shield, he had already made a substitute during which we could see clear signs of talent. Then, a good first half against Chelsea in the opening of the championship, and, Saturday, for his first start, a very good performance against Ipswich, with an assist to his credit. He then left the pitch twenty minutes from the end.
Already compared to Riyad Mahrez, he takes his responsibilities and clearly assumes this early status of essential attacking player in Guardiola’s team, creating danger as soon as the ball passes through his feet. “It’s incredible. We are very happy with the squad and those who have arrived.”confided his new sidekick Erling Haaland on Saturday evening, after the 4-1 victory against the promoted team. A real reinforcement for a Manchester City that intends to roll over everyone this season…
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