“SHOCKING TWIST! Richarlison’s Everton Return CRUSHED as David Moyes Drops JAW-DROPPING January Transfer Bombshell!”
Richarlison could be set for another Goodison Park reunion as Everton eye a potential January move.
David Moyes finds himself under increasing pressure to see improvement from his two strikers over the coming weeks, as goals continue to be in short supply for Everton.
After watching them on Monday night, former striker Duncan Ferguson insisted that the Toffees need to bring in a new centre-forward capable of scoring consistently.
With just one game remaining before the international break, the situation is becoming worrying — Beto and Thierno Barry have managed only one goal between them across Everton’s opening six matches.
During the summer transfer window, Moyes had been open to the idea of signing more than one striker, but with several areas in need of strengthening, the 62-year-old had to settle for the arrival of Barry alone.
However, the ongoing speculation linking Richarlison with a sensational return to Goodison Park refuses to fade away, and fresh reports have now reignited those rumours ahead of the January window.
Richarlison’s Tottenham Future in Doubt Amid Everton’s Striker Struggles
Everton’s lack of firepower has been evident in recent weeks, with the team scoring just twice in their last four fixtures. Their recent results highlight the problem:
Monday, 29 September – Premier League: Everton 1–1 West Ham
Tuesday, 23 September – League Cup: Wolves 2–0 Everton
Saturday, 20 September – Premier League: Liverpool 2–1 Everton
Saturday, 13 September – Premier League: Everton 0–0 Aston Villa
As pundit Paul Merson suggested this week, a player like Jean-Philippe Mateta could “transform Everton” as they prepare to face Crystal Palace this weekend.
Yet, according to TeamTalk, another familiar name might come back into play — Richarlison.
Journalist Dean Jones noted: “Another would be Richarlison. Links to Everton are always there, and his future at Spurs is coming into doubt again if they sign another forward.
I’m using these as examples of players whose situations could change, but Moyes will be very particular about what he wants.
More names will emerge, and I’d be surprised if he doesn’t secure at least one new striker in January.”
Richarlison’s Tottenham future was questioned over the summer following Thomas Frank’s arrival as Ange Postecoglou’s replacement.
The Brazilian has started every Premier League game so far this season, filling in for the injured Dominic Solanke.
After a lively opening day, he has since scored twice more, taking his tally to three for the season — a figure that would instantly improve Everton’s current output.
Everton Expected to Pursue a Striker in January
Moyes has admitted that Everton’s rebuild remains a work in progress and that all their needs could not be addressed in one window. That has proven true, with the club still lacking a dependable goalscorer to lead the line.
The upcoming January transfer window will present another opportunity for Everton to strengthen, and sources suggest the club will be active.
“There’s going to be an openness to sign another forward if they still lack a cutting edge,” Jones explained.
“Between now and January, they’ll monitor the market to identify the right opportunity and sign a player who can truly fit into Moyes’ plans.”
At this point, all signs point to Everton prioritising a new striker this winter — whether it’s Richarlison or another proven finisher — as Moyes seeks to finally solve the club’s long-standing goal-scoring woes.
