Tottenham find themselves in a disappointing 11th place after 15 matches — a far cry from where they expected to be. With the squad plagued by injuries, the club may look to make significant investments in the upcoming transfer window. Ange Postecoglou is reportedly keen on refreshing his squad after a sluggish start to the season, and several players could be shown the exit in the coming months as part of the trade.
Richarlison, who has been linked with a departure from Tottenham for some time, appears to have had a change of heart regarding his future at the club. According to Ben Jacobs on NUFC Matters, the Brazilian is now open to leaving Spurs next year. Tottenham are unlikely to stand in his way, as the club may see his exit as an opportunity to reshape their attacking options.
Richarlison open to part ways with Tottenham
Richarlison has struggled to meet expectations at Tottenham since his arrival, with just 26 goal contributions in 73 appearances — a disappointing tally for a striker. Despite earning £90,000 per week, he now finds himself displaced by Dominic Solanke and the ever-reliable Son Heung-min, who seldom takes up the central role in attack.
Journalist Ben Jacobs has revealed insights into Richarlison’s stance at Tottenham. Initially determined to stay, the £60m striker has now shifted his position and is open to leaving the club next year.
The Journalist on NUFC matters, explained
“The situation with Richarlison, the player was absolutely adamant last summer that he wanted to fight for his place at Spurs and we were all pleased to see him happy, most of us wanted it to work at Spurs, and Richarlison to be that £60m player and thrive.
“But now, I’m told the player has changed his mind in the last few months and he’s willing to leave Spurs in 2025.
With Richarlison currently sidelined due to injury, a January move appears unlikely. However, a summer transfer could be on the horizon for the Brazilian forward. While his next destination remains uncertain, the ongoing interest from Saudi Arabian clubs is certainly a storyline to watch as the transfer window approaches.
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