£60m Tottenham star has now changed his mind and is open to leaving, claims journalist.
Tottenham may consider selling multiple players in future transfer windows.

After a slow start to the season, Ange Postecoglou may look to make changes to his Tottenham squad in the coming months.
One player who could be on the move is Richarlison, who has reportedly shifted his stance on his future at Spurs.
Richarlison Open to Leaving Tottenham
Richarlison, signed for £60m, was previously determined to stay at Tottenham and fight for his place.
However, according to journalist Ben Jacobs, speaking on NUFC Matters, the Brazilian forward is now open to leaving the club in 2025.
Jacobs shared his insights, stating:
“The situation with Richarlison… the player was absolutely adamant last summer that he wanted to fight for his place at Spurs.
Most of us were pleased to see him happy and wanted him to thrive as a £60m player.
But now, I’m told the player has changed his mind in the last few months and is willing to leave Spurs in 2025.”

Disappointing Stats and Performance
Richarlison’s underwhelming performances at Spurs have not lived up to expectations.
His stats highlight his struggles since joining the club, suggesting that he hasn’t delivered the impact expected of a striker with his price tag.
This shift in his stance might not be unwelcome for Tottenham, as his departure could pave the way for the club to reinvest in players who fit Postecoglou’s vision.
Potential Transfer Plans
While Richarlison is open to leaving, a move in the January transfer window seems unlikely due to his current injury.
However, a summer transfer appears more plausible.
Saudi Arabian clubs have reportedly been monitoring the striker for some time, making them potential suitors.
It remains uncertain where he might end up, but a move away from Tottenham could offer him the opportunity to rediscover his best form elsewhere.
Other Squad Concerns
Meanwhile, Tottenham face other potential changes. Real Madrid’s interest in Pedro Porro is a situation to watch, and Yves Bissouma’s standing in the squad may have taken a hit after a poor showing against Chelsea.
These factors suggest that significant squad adjustments could be on the horizon for Postecoglou as he seeks to stabilize Tottenham’s season.



