Richarlison’s never managed to replicate the same form for Tottenham that he once showed at Everton. The Brazil international carried the Toffees on his back during his time in Merseyside. He quickly became a fan-favourite at Goodison Park, achieving the ‘cult hero’ status for giving his all for the club. He was immense for the blue side of Liverpool, and came to N17 with high expectations.

However, since his arrival at N17, Richarlison has looked a shadow of the player who once terrorised Premier League defences in blue. In his debut season with the Lilywhites, the 28-year-old largely played second fiddle to Harry Kane, struggling to find his rhythm or make a consistent impact. Even after Kane’s departure, the Brazilian has failed to establish himself as a regular starter under successive managers.

Richarlison likely heading for the exit doors at Tottenham.

Over the summer, Richarlison was once again linked with a move away from Tottenham, with reports suggesting that the club had grown frustrated with his inconsistency in front of goal. Yet, Thomas Frank decided to hand him a fresh start, and to his credit, the Brazilian initially grabbed the opportunity with both hands. His performances in the early stages of the campaign...