Richarlison may be sold by Tottenham Hotspur during the January transfer window, according to reports.

The 26-year-old striker has dropped down the hierarchy after failing to live up to the hype following his £60 million departure from Everton.

Football Insider reports that a number of teams are eager to sign the Brazilian international, and Saudi Arabian teams may try to sign him in the upcoming weeks.

Tottenham is willing to allow him to go for the right price and thinks that his departure will increase their transfer budget in time for the next transfer window. When the transfer window reopens in January, the North London team hopes to add some elite players. They must sign a central defender and a capable goal scorer.

The fact that Richarlison is leaving will undoubtedly enable them to make large purchases in January. Whether they can recover the £60 million they spent on the Brazilian when they acquired him from Everton is still to be seen.

Since joining Tottenham, the striker has scored five goals in all competitions, but his efforts have generally fallen short of expectations. He could undoubtedly be a great addition for most teams, but it’s clear that his move to Tottenham did not work out.

It might be best for the player to leave the North London club as well. The Brazilian should look to join a different team and start over as the Tottenham management is running out of patience with him.

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Tottenham star ‘faked injury’ so he could ‘leave match and catch a flight’

Bobby Zamora recounted how one of his former teammates at Tottenham Hotspur pretended to be hurt in order to leave a game early and get to the airport.

For example, former Tottenham player Stephane Dalmat once said that running around to catch a flight is the worst thing ever.

Bobby Zamora, Dalmat’s former Spurs teammate, claims that the versatile Frenchman once pretended to be hurt during a game in order to arrive at the airport on time. Dalmat made 22 appearances for White Hart Lane while on loan during the 2003–04 season.

According to Zamora in a recent podcast, the 44-year-old’s attitude wasn’t always up to par even though he gained favor with Tottenham supporters. Zamora also talked about Dalmat’s fictitious injury, which he first disclosed on Jimmy Bullard’s Off the Hook podcast, during that same podcast.

He said, “We played a game at Spurs,” at that time. He simply left the field in the opening five minutes of the second half.

“He simply begins to leave the field of play without the ball being out of play at all. While I was on the sidelines, I believe I noticed him pulling on a hamstring. He proceeds through the tunnel. doesn’t communicate with anyone. After we finished the game, he shot when we returned.

We thus ask ourselves, “Where is he, where is he? I’m not sure. Not sure. He doesn’t show up for two days when he was meant to for the warm-down.

“In the end, I learn that he had a plane to catch and left the field, walking down the tunnel and saying, ‘Off I go, I’m going to get my plane,’ because he couldn’t get to the airport after the game due to traffic and other issues. He returned to his native France. He was simply one of those athletes who didn’t give a damn.”

Prior to joining Inter Milan, Dalmat played for PSG and Marseille. Following his time at Tottenham, he signed with somewhat less prestigious teams, including Racing Santander, Bordeaux, Sochaux, Rennes, and Nimes.

“He was an absolute player,” Zamora continued. He possessed strength, agility, and power; you could not remove the ball from him. It was that kind of French haughtiness in him. He performed for some insanely large clubs, but no one was able to handle him. He was simply a complete moron.