EVER TON IN TOTAL MELTDOWN! David Moyes LEFT ABSOLUTELY DEVASTATED AND TEARFUL After Shock Transfer Blow That NOBODY Saw Coming – You Won’t Believe What Just Happened Behind the Scenes at Goodison! (Click to see the heartbreaking development that’s sent Moyes spiraling and has Everton fans rioting in the streets!)

Everton’s encouraging weekend may still carry long-term implications in the transfer market, largely due to events unfolding elsewhere in the Premier League.

Goals from Thierno Barry and Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall, along with a Nikola Milenkovic own goal, shaped a memorable victory at the Hill Dickinson Stadium.

Yet, while Everton enjoyed an important result, developments at Tottenham could significantly hinder their hopes of securing a major attacking target.

Former Everton forward Richarlison, who has frequently been linked with a return to Merseyside, found the net once again for Tottenham against Brentford.

His continued success in north London is making the prospect of a reunion at Goodison Park increasingly remote.

Now in his fourth season at Spurs, Richarlison previously struggled to become a consistent starter, often featuring only in rotational roles. This campaign, however, has been a turning point.

After netting twice on the opening day against Burnley, he has added further goals against Brighton, Manchester United and Arsenal.

His composed finish at Brentford lifted him to six Premier League goals from just nine starts this season.

Statman Dave highlighted on X that Richarlison has produced 17 goals in his last 24 starts for Spurs — an outstanding run of form made even more significant with the World Cup approaching this summer.

Tottenham, understandably, are unlikely to part ways with a forward performing so efficiently in Thomas Frank’s system.

For Richarlison, a move back to Everton may no longer be a priority.

At 28, the Brazilian has enjoyed impressive spells with Watford, Everton and Tottenham, building a reputation as one of the Premier League’s most dynamic attackers.

His strong relationship with Everton supporters has kept rumours of a potential return alive for several transfer windows, including this January.

Supporters have often viewed him as an ideal signing since his departure in 2022.

However, with his current form peaking at a crucial stage of the season — and with Spurs reportedly unwilling to entertain offers — a transfer appears increasingly improbable.

Reports earlier this week even described such a move as “unlikely.”

Meanwhile, Barry’s first goal for Everton offers a glimmer of optimism, with fans hopeful he can build momentum during the demanding festive period.

Still, Richarlison’s quality continues to shine through. Having now reached 70 Premier League goals, he will be fully focused on pushing towards the milestone of 100 — a pursuit that makes an Everton return look ever more distant.