Tottenham Hotspur are expected to offload Richarlison in January after the striker was frozen out at the North London club.
It is clear that the Brazilian has already played his final game for the Lilywhites, after being left out of the club’s 25-man Premier League squad by Roberto De Zerbi.
In fact, reports indicate that Spurs are reportedly ready to accept just £8.4m for Richarlison, who will have just six months left on his contract in North London at the turn of the year.
While there has been interest from Turkey in the Tottenham striker, some Premier League clubs are also thought to be keeping an eye on the player.
Over recent weeks, it has emerged that Everton and Fulham have both joined the race for Richarlison, as they scoured the market for a new number nine.
Everton are not considering another approach for Tottenham’s Richarlison
The 29-year-old had plenty of success with the Toffees before making a £60m move to Tottenham in 2022, and Everton unsuccessfully tried to re-sign the striker in the summer, only for him to turn down the move.
Football Insider have now said that Everton are reluctant to revisit a move for Richarlison in January after the events of the summer.
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David Moyes’ side are said to be desperate to add a new number nine to their squad, but the growing feeling at the club is that the ship has sailed with respect to their former striker.
The Toffees are now looking at other number nine options around Europe as they do not want to move for a player who is not keen on playing at the Hill Dickinson Stadium.
It is suggested that Everton would only consider re-igniting their interest in Richarlison if they fail to land their priority striker targets.
Everton are assessing move for striker wanted by Spurs
Football Insider say that Moyes’ men are assessing a January move for prolific Dinamo Zagreb striker Dion Beljo, who has been on fire since the start of the season.
The Croat has scored 19 goals and provided nine assists in just 20 games this term, and he has already demonstrated that he can perform against Premier League opposition, netting against Sunderland in the Europa League last week.