According to the reports, Everton is preparing to approach Tottenham Hotspur for a possible movement for Richarlison, as they want to strengthen their attack options for next season.
The Brazilian striker has appeared as a surprise target for the toffees, who seek to strengthen their workforce ahead of their Past exciting at his new stadium in Bramley-Moore Dock.
The current situation of Everton striker is causing concern, as Dominic Calvert-Lewin will go out to the club when his contract expires at the end of the season.
If you do not accept new terms, Everton could meet only Beto and Youssef Chemiti as the main options of the center for the 2025-26 season. As a result, the manager David Moyes, who took over in January, is eager to have reinforcements, especially after guiding the team for security at the Premier League.
Richarlison, who left for Everton to Tottenham in a 60 million pounds play by 2022, has been identified as a potential return to Goodison Park, According to Givemmesport. Although the toffees were reluctant to leave it, the club was pressured to sell it due to financial restrictions and the need to comply with the Premier League benefits and sustainability rules. Newcastle United has previously linked to the attacker.
However, after a couple of bewildering seasons in Spurs, Everton is considering returning to Merseyside.
Tottenham Hotspur provides Everton the Richarlison price for the summer window
According to Givemmesport, Tottenham could be prepared to let Richarlison go through a quota around 40 million £, a loss of 60 million pounds that paid for him only two years ago. Richarlison, in the last two years of his contract and, according to, wins up to £ 130,000 a week, has been inconsistent in Spurs, which could be available for a lower price than expected initially.
Everton is looking forward to exploring the possibility of signing the 26 -year -olds again during the early stages of the summer transfer window.
Richarlison has shown flashes of his previous form in Everton, including an impressive score rate of a target every 143 minutes at the Premier League this season.
