Richarlison ready to leave Tottenham and reset career abroad as Thomas Frank gives green light to transfer exit
RICHARLISON is set to leave the Premier League as he looks to reset his career overseas, SunSport can reveal.
The injury-stricken Brazilian will be allowed to leave Tottenham after new manager
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Richarlison is set to leave Tottenham for a move abroad
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New Tottenham manager Thomas Frank is open to letting Richarlison go
And although the 28-year-old striker has been linked with a return to
The Toffees are believed to now be focusing on other targets as they look towards life at their new stadium.
Calum Wilson, who spent this season at Newcastle, is on the radar and is seen as a replacement for the
Moyes also believes that hitman Beto can be a big player for him next season.
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It means
They've also been chasing
Another option would be a loan deal - although Spurs are believed to prefer the idea of a permanent switch.
They're reading to cut their losses on a player who has had a frustrating time in north London.
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Since joining for £50m in 2022, he's managed a mere total of 20 goals and 10 assists in 90 appearances, and injuries kept him sidelined for over 30 matches this past season
His latest campaign was a rollercoaster as he only made 15 Premier League starts with a mere four goals, plus a single Europa League strike .
Richarlison bangs on drum and celebrates with Tottenham fans following Spurs Europa League triumph
It has been widely reported that Richarlison is keen to remain in Europe despite interest from Saudi Arabia.
Spurs fans will be divided over the news.
He is popular among many - but his lack of game time and inability to stay injury free has led many supporters to grow frustrated.
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