‘Big offers’ on way from 2 clubs for Tottenham player – Spurs exit increasingly likely
Tottenham Hotspur forward Richarlison appears destined for a summer departure, with multiple Brazilian clubs monitoring his situation and Saudi Arabian teams now emerging as frontrunners for his signature.
Reports from Brazil initially linked Flamengo, Palmeiras, and Fluminense with interest in the 27-year-old, but financial constraints and the player’s own ambitions appear to be steering him toward the Middle East instead.
According to Bolavip Brasil, Richarlison is expected to leave Tottenham at the end of the season, with the club open to offers after another injury-disrupted campaign.
The Brazilian international has managed just 16 appearances this term, totaling 562 minutes, with three goals and one assist to his name.
Persistent fitness issues have hampered his progress since arriving from Everton in a £60 million deal, and it now seems Spurs are ready to cut their losses.
Journalist Jorge Nicola has dismissed the possibility of a return to Brazil, citing financial limitations. While Flamengo were reportedly keen, they cannot match Richarlison’s current Tottenham wages, believed to be around €747,587 (R$5 million) per month.
Instead, Saudi Arabia has emerged as the most likely destination, with two unnamed clubs already preparing substantial offers.
“Unable to play consistently due to injuries at Tottenham and ruling out a return to Brazil, Richarlison is more likely to move to Saudi Arabia,” Nicola stated. “Two clubs have already signaled their interest with big offers for the middle of the year.”
A move to the Saudi Pro League would likely see Richarlison double his salary, making it an attractive proposition for a player whose Premier League career has stalled.
With Tottenham expected to overhaul their squad this summer, his departure would free up funds for new signings while allowing the Brazilian to reignite his career in a less demanding environment.
For now, Richarlison remains focused on finishing the season with Spurs, but all signs point toward an imminent exit—one that could reshape the next chapter of his turbulent career.