Richarlison could be in his final few months at Tottenham, as a summer exit cannot be ruled out.
The Brazil international has faced fitness issues since his big-money move from Everton back in 2022.
However, he has still shown up with crucial goals when the chips are down, and is a starter whenever he’s available.
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Richarlison’s future will hinge on Tottenham’s Premier League status
According to Express journalist Ryan Taylor, the Brazilian’s future will depend on whether or not Tottenham can avoid relegation from the Premier League.
As things stand, they are just a point away from the relegation zone, with both West Ham and Nottingham Forest picking up points in mid-week.
Relegation would change things for Richarlison and if he decides to leave, he would not be short on potential destinations.
It’s understood that teams on three continents are willing to take a punt on the 28-year-old at the end of the season.
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Richarlison has suitors in Saudi Arabia and Brazil, while MLS sides are also keen to secure his services.
Taylor told Wake Up Spurs: “I mean, obviously, it will depend on whether ultimately Spurs are a Premier League club.
“We know there’s kind of been interest from Brazil, MLS as well, Saudi Arabia.
“So I do think a decision needs to be made at the end of the season on Richarlison.
“I just don’t quite see him as that reliable striker that consistently produces, unfortunately, which is a shame because when he does play well, he had that purple patch under Ange.”
How much can Spurs get from Richarlison?
At the end of the season, Richarlison will have another year left on his contract at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium.
If Tottenham are in the Premier League and he still wants to leave, they could command north of £25m, potentially even over £30m.
However, if there is a Saudi side that desperately wants the 28-year-old and he has agreed terms with them, the Lilywhites could go closer to £40m, as well as sides in the SPL can pay top dollar for players.
These undoubtedly are interesting times and it remains to be seen how things unfold.
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