Richarlison Sparks More Everton Return Speculation Following Recent Social Media Activity
Richarlison Was a True Fan Favorite During His Four-Year Stint at Everton
The Brazilian forward scored 53 goals in 152 appearances for Everton, playing a key role in the 2021/22 season, where his goals were crucial in helping the club avoid relegation.
That summer, Richarlison secured a £60m move to Tottenham Hotspur, but his time at Spurs has not gone as expected.
Injuries have played a part, but even when fit, the 27-year-old hasn’t seemed fully invested, with fans failing to warm to him in the same way as the Everton supporters did during his time at Goodison Park.
In recent weeks, Richarlison has been strongly linked with a potential return to Everton, as the Friedkin Group now has the financial backing to make such a move possible.
Following Everton’s 1-0 victory over Nottingham Forest, his social media activity has only fueled speculation about a possible emotional return.
Richarlison Likes Abdoulaye Doucoure’s Instagram Post
Richarlison’s future at Tottenham appears uncertain, and a summer departure seems increasingly likely.
For months, he’s been teasing Everton fans through his social media posts, and after Saturday’s win against Forest, he dropped yet another subtle hint about a potential return.
Sharp-eyed Everton fans spotted that Richarlison liked Abdoulaye Doucoure’s Instagram post celebrating his last-minute winner.
This action suggests that the Brazilian has been closely following Everton’s results since leaving in 2022, emphasizing his fondness for his time at the club.
Everton and David Moyes Interested in Re-Signing Richarlison
Due to financial constraints caused by the club’s PSR issues since 2021, Everton has struggled to make significant transfers.
However, by the end of June, these financial limitations are expected to ease, and the Friedkin Group is ready to provide manager David Moyes with a substantial summer budget.
It is believed that Everton would be keen to bring Richarlison back, with Moyes reportedly a big fan of the player.
Given Daniel Levy’s likely demand for a significant portion of the £60m Spurs paid for him, a transfer fee of around £30m might be a reasonable price, considering Richarlison’s age and form in recent seasons.
