“Everton Set to Steal £22M South American Superstar in Jaw-Dropping Bargain Heist of the Century!”
Everton currently sit 12th in the Premier League, but with just one win in their last five matches, the team will feel they have underperformed so far this season.
Their main issue lies in front of goal, with scoring proving to be a major concern for David Moyes’ side.
The Toffees have managed only nine goals in eight Premier League games this campaign.
Main striker Beto has found the net just once, while backup forward Thierno Barry is still searching for his first goal of the 2025/26 season.
As a result, a new striker is expected to be high on the club’s agenda heading into 2026.
According to TEAMtalk, Everton are considering a move to re-sign Richarlison from Tottenham Hotspur, with the North London club reportedly open to selling him for the right offer.
Despite the Brazilian starting the campaign reasonably well—scoring three league goals and providing one assist—Spurs are said to be planning to offload him in order to make space for a new striker, particularly as Dominic Solanke has struggled with fitness issues.
A Goodison Park return could appeal to Richarlison, who previously enjoyed great success with Everton.
However, the club will likely face competition for his signature, with Saudi Arabian sides expected to show interest in the 28-year-old forward.
Valued at around £22 million by Transfermarkt, Richarlison will enter the final year of his Tottenham contract next summer—a factor that could encourage Spurs to cash in.
Although his fitness record over the past year has been inconsistent, that has been a common issue within the Tottenham squad.
For Everton, bringing Richarlison back could represent a calculated gamble at a reasonable price, especially given their urgent need for attacking reinforcements.
The Toffees will hope Tottenham are open to negotiating a deal as early as January, rather than waiting until the summer, as securing a proven Premier League forward mid-season could provide the lift Moyes’ side desperately need.
