Tottenham Hotspur striker Richarlison has been linked with a move away from the North London club in recent months.

Richarlison’s former club Everton, is willing to provide him with an exit route. According to an update by Turkish journalist Ekrem Konur, the Brazilian attacker is ready to leave the North London outfit for the right offer. It will be interesting to see if Everton can convince him to return to the club.

The Brazilian international has not been able to live up to the expectations at the London club. Tottenham paid £60 million to sign the player from Everton, but he never managed to establish himself as a key player for them. It would be ideal for the North London outfit to sanction his departure and bring in a replacement.

The 28-year-old did quite well during his time at Everton, and returning to his comfort zone could be ideal for him. The player has not been at his best since the move to the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium. However, he has shown encouraging signs this season. He has impressed with his limited opportunities so far under Thomas Frank.

The player will be desperate to get his career back on track with regular opportunities. With the World Cup coming up next year, the former Everton attacker will want to play regularly at a high level so that he can cement his place in the national team.

Meanwhile, Tottenham are in desperate need of a quality striker as well. They should look to sell the Brazilian and bring in a reliable alternative. Dominic Solanke has not been able to find the back of the net regularly either. So, Spurs need someone who can score goals every week.

Meanwhile, Everton need a quality striker as well. Beto has been quite underwhelming, and the Brazilian would be a quality alternative. The 28-year-old knows the club well having played for them, and he could make an instant impact.

It will be interesting to see if the two clubs can work out a deal that benefits them both. Tottenham will not be able to recoup the kind of money they paid for him, and they will have to accept a major loss on the player.