Tottenham chairman Daniel Levy has hinted that Richarlison could be sold this summer, according to a source familiar with Spurs' affairs, with the Brazilian star's next destination also clear.
The attacker has cut the controversial figure since joining north London from Everton in the summer of 2022, with an initial £50m deal but rising to £60m once all bonuses are met. . This means the 26-year-old, who is expected to lead Brazil's squad when they host England in a prestigious friendly at Wembley on Saturday night, will be given the £54m he paid Lyon for midfielder Tanguy Ndombele. This is the highest contract in club history.
After a disappointing first season at the club, scoring just three goals in 35 appearances, Richarlison has found his footing under manager Ange Postecoglou and has so far scored 11 goals in 27 appearances. ing. Not a bad return at all.
However, he was unable to completely convince the Tottenham faithful. That's because they generally view forwards as frustrating individuals.
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And amid claims Spurs are eyeing a more regular source of goals for next season, Spurs chairman Levy has announced that the 48-times-capped Brazilian will help fund a new summer deal. It was recently reported that the club is willing to consider leaving the star. signature.
To that end, rumors of a high-paying move to Saudi Arabia have begun to gather speed in recent weeks, as the Gulf nation plots its next step in attracting more big names to play in professional leagues.
As a result, Levy could soon be given the chance to get his full pay back for the 100-goal star.
Levy would be willing to sell Tottenham star for the right amount, claims expert
according to football london Journalist Alasdair Gold speaks. Gold and Guest Tottenham PodcastHe believes Levy is likely to sign Richarlison if given the chance this summer.
“I'll be interested to see what happens with Richarlison this summer. All signs seem to point to another bid from a Saudi club potentially coming in,” Gold began.
“Let's say I get my money back, 60 million pounds, would you please take it?”
In light of this claim, former Tottenham employee Brian Gold believes a move to Saudi Arabia would be a good fit for all parties if there is a firm offer for him to take over.
“I think Tottenham will bid for Richarlison,” he said. tottenham news.
“If it's the kind of money Saudi clubs have been spending so far, it could be good news for Daniel Levy.
“I also think this move thoroughly suits Richarlison. For me, he will be much better suited in Saudi Arabia than at Tottenham next season.
“This move could also fund another big move for Tottenham in the summer.”
Richarlison still has over three years left on his contract with Spurs, which is not scheduled to expire until June 30, 2027.
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