Tottenham Hotspur will part ways with Richarlison in the summer transfer window if they receive a bid worth £60 million.
According to Dean Jones on Give Me Sport, Richarlison might not have a certain future at Tottenham Hotspur beyond the summer transfer window. The North London giants are ready to cash in on the Brazilian international if they receive a bid worth £60 million, the money they invested in him.
Richarlison and a Rollercoaster Tottenham Journey
Richarlison has endured a topsy-turvy ride since joining Tottenham Hotspur from Everton in a deal worth £60 million in July 2022. The 26-year-old is now a veteran of the Premier League, having arrived in England over half a dozen years ago by moving to Watford. His stock skyrocketed during his stint with Everton, earning him a move to London.
But the heavy investment did not seem worth it as he endured a horrendous debut season at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium. But the Brazilian international has slowly risen in stature this term, amassing 11 goals and three assists in 25 appearances across all competitions. However, Richarlison’s long-term future with Tottenham is uncertain.
There was widespread speculation surrounding Richarlison’s future last summer, with Saudi Pro League clubs keen on signing him. Tottenham had also been open to parting ways with him this past winter. But a move did not materialise, and the player has been a pivotal figure for the North London club.
What Next?
Richarlison, for his part, has been uninterested in leaving Tottenham. But the North London giants remain open to parting ways with the Brazilian international if they can recoup the £60 million they spent to secure his services over 18 months ago.
With Saudi Pro League clubs still keen on landing Richarlison’s signature, Tottenham can potentially receive a bid worth £60 million in the summer transfer window. But the 26-year-old will hope to secure his future with top-notch performances in the business end of the 2023/24 season.
It will be interesting to see if Richarlison can completely turn his fortunes around in the coming months. If he does, Tottenham might not entertain offers for the 26-year-old Brazilian international for even £60 million in the summer transfer window.
