Tottenham could sell their top scorer for the fourth year running amid £21.7m price tag
One senior Tottenham Hotspur man will not leave the club this month, but he is expected to head out through the exit door in the summer.
Dominic Solanke’s return is a welcome sight for Spurs and Thomas Frank, with the centre-forward showing exactly what the Lilywhites have been missing with his all-around performance against Borussia Dortmund.
However, just as the England international returns, Tottenham have lost Richarlison to a long-term injury, with the Brazilian expected to be sidelined for close to two months.
While the 28-year-old has been riddled with inconsistency this season, he is Spurs’ top scorer, with eight goals to his name along with three assists.
Richarlison is expected to leave Tottenham in the summer
According to a report in ESPN Brazil, Tottenham and Richarlison have agreed to part ways at the end of this season.
Both parties have come to a decision cut their ties in the summer as they agree that the former Everton man needs a new environment to find his rhythm again.
While there is no rush to strike a deal at the moment, the striker has decided to find a new club next season for regular minutes.
Tottenham have set a valuation of €25m (£21.7m) for the striker, who will have a year left in his contract in the summer.
Contradictory claims made about Richarlison’s future
There has never been any shortage of interest in the 28-year-old, with Richarlison even attracting transfer interest ahead of the January window.
However, some sources have suggested over recent weeks that Tottenham may even be tempted to offer the striker a new contract.
However, any new deal offered to Richarlison may also be with the intention of protecting his market value rather than ensuring he remains at the club beyond the summer.
Ironically, Tottenham have sold their top goalscorer in the past three summer windows. It appears that could be on the cards for a fourth year running in 2026.
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