Fabrizio Romano, a reputable football journalist, has recently shared his thoughts on Tottenham’s plans for Brazilian footballer Richarlison.
According to Romano, it is unlikely that Tottenham will sell Richarlison during the upcoming summer transfer window.
In an interview with CaughtOffside, Romano explained that Richarlison has had a challenging start at Tottenham, and it takes time for players to adapt to a new club, new coach, and new system.
Romano believes that Tottenham will protect their investment in Richarlison by giving him time to adjust to his new surroundings.
He told CaughtOffside:
“Richarlison has endured a difficult start at Tottenham, so what next for the Brazilian?
“To be fair on him, it’s not easy to join Tottenham and Conte and have an impact immediately, sometimes in football you need time to adapt to new system, new coach, new club.
“I’m sure they will try to protect Richarlison this summer and the investment they did to sign him.”
Richarlison was signed by Tottenham in a club-record transfer fee of £60m from Everton.
However, since his arrival at Tottenham, he has struggled to find his footing.
He has only scored two goals in all competitions this season, both of which came against Marseille in the Champions League group stages.
This is a far cry from his prolific goal-scoring record as a regular starter during his time at Everton.
Despite Richarlison’s lack of form, Romano believes that Tottenham will not give up on the Brazilian and will give him the necessary time and support to adapt to his new team and role.
Romano’s confidence in Tottenham’s commitment to Richarlison is based on the club’s significant investment in him.
Tottenham’s decision to pay £60m for Richarlison suggests that they believe in his potential and are willing to give him the time and resources to develop into a key player for the club.
