Roberto De Zerbi hailed Savinho among the world’s best one-on-one dribblers and told Tottenham’s new signing it was now time to add goals to his game.Spurs will pay Manchester City up to £85million for the Brazil international who wants to be known from this point forward as Savio.The 22-year-old was named by his father in tribute to Savio, a Brazil winger who played for Flamengo and Real Madrid at the turn of the century.He became known as Savinho, informally Little Savio, a common derivative in Latin America football, during a meteoric rise through Brazil’s youth ranks.The precise name on his No.17 shirt is the least of De Zerbi’s problems after losing 3-0 at Brentford on Saturday.De Zerbi is simply delighted to sign a player he tried to sign from Troyes when he was in charge at Brighton and who Spurs have been actively chasing for more than a year.’We need players capable to win one-on-ones, to create something, create chances to score,’ said De Zerbi. ‘In terms of the one-on-one he’s one of the best. He can play right or left side. He’s a big player for us, a big signing.’Savio is still young, but his progress has stalled at City where he has scored two Premier League goals in two years since signing from City Group sister club Troyes after scoring 11 goals in 41 games during a season on loan at Girona in Spain. Roberto De Zerbi has hailed new £85million signing Savinho after his arrival from Man City The Brazilian wants to be known as ‘Savio’ after completing his move to the North Londoners’To be complete he has to score,’ said De Zerbi. ‘If you analyse the best wingers in the world, many of them score 10-15 goals per season. He has the qualities. Maybe he has to change habits because he has to be focused on the assists, the one-vs-one dribbling and also to score.’Because we have to increase the number of chances to score and the number of goals. You become a top team scoring more goals.’As for the delay in signing Savio, De Zerbi added: ‘I am not patient. We started the negotiations for Savio three days or a week after the Everton game [in May] and for many reasons he arrived in the last week of August.’If you want the highest quality level of players, it’s right to wait. We always have a Plan B or Plan C, but players are not like smartphones. They’re different so they come with different personalities, experiences, characteristics, potential.’Spurs are also close to signing City’s Omar Marmoush, initially on loan with an obligation to buy next year for £50m and working on a deal for Cody Gakpo from Liverpool ahead of the transfer deadline on Monday. Spurs boss De Zerbi has told the Brazilian he needs to improve his goalscoring numbersSigning players from successful clubs is integral to De Zerbi’s bid to impose a winning mentality on his team, and he will insist they approach Tuesday’s Carabao Cup second round tie at home against Charlton of the Championship like a Premier League fixture.’We have to play well and get used to winning matches and matches,’ said De Zerbi. ‘Not one match, but one, two, three and four matches. We have to change the mood and we can. The environment has to change the players have to change this mentality.’Savio is eligible to play against Charlton. Dominic Solanke is set to start with new captain Micky van de Ven and new vice-captain Pedro Porro back on the bench. James Maddison will not be involved after picking up a minor shoulder injury against Brentford.