Richarlison

Richarlison is scheduled to undergo a medical in Brazil today after Tottenham Hotspur reached an agreement in principle with Everton over his signing, The.

It is understood Everton rejected a £40 million bid for Richarlison on Wednesday before the offer was raised significantly. Richarlison is Everton's potential salvation if they are to avoid the drop this season - this is the story of the team's talisman Richarlison is Everton's potential salvation if they are to avoid the drop this season - this is the story of the team's talisman

Richarlison is close to sealing a move to Tottenham, but now the striker has a hard decision to make - what number does he take from those available to him?

Richarlison wore the No. 11 momentarily for Watford but, interestingly enough, he hasn't since. He has often alternated with the number seven, but Son Heung-Min houses that strip. With the easy decision already made, the Brazilian has the hardest of all left before donning the Lilywhite strip. Gareth Bale donned the nine amid his short-lived return to White Hart Lane on loan but it's yet to have been grabbed since. The 25-year-old is expected to undergo a medical abroad on Thursday after Spurs agreed a £60million fee with Everton for the striker's signature, football.london understand. football.london understand that the transfer could be completed on Thursday and announced soon after.

Tottenham are closing in on signing Richarlison for what is set to be a club-record fee in the region of £60m, sources have told ESPN.

Lenglet spoke with Conte, who helped convince him to make the switch. The exact fee structure is yet to be finalised but Spurs are likely to pay an initial £50m with as much as £10m in add-ons. Tottenham Hotspur are closing in on signing Everton forward Richarlison for what is expected to be a club-record fee in the region of £60 million, sources have told ESPN.

How much did Everton pay for Richarlison? Watford fee explained, plus latest Tottenham transfer news. Richarlison is reportedly on the cusp of completing a big ...

Eleven of those strikes came last season, with the 25-year-old playing a notable role in hekping the Blues to avoid relegation. An initial fee of £35 million was paid to Watford, with a series of add-ons that had the potential to make Richarlison the Toffees’ record signing. After four years at Everton, Richarlison is set to leave Goodison Park, with a transfer to Tottenham Hotspur in the pipeline.

The imminent signing of Richarlison as a Tottenham Hotspur player is perhaps the most telling evidence yet that Antonio Conte is being heard very clearly in ...

The vision was the same in the past, the vision is the same in the present, the vision will be the same in future. Conte is being listened to and that's usually when the trophy-laden Italian produces his best work. Things are changing at Spurs and Conte is at the centre of it. That Lenglet would likely be a loan, albeit with an option to buy, also allows Tottenham to look again at Gvardiol and Bastoni's situation in addition in future windows if the door is firmly closed on them in this one. Another key facet of the Richarlison deal is that Tottenham have spent £60million all in on a player who would not normally be considered a guaranteed starter. However, a season spent mainly on the bench in the Catalan capital looks to have changed that stance. Those who have watched him closely say Lenglet has excellent technique with an educated left foot and while he may lack some pace he has plenty of experience under his belt at the highest level. Conte wanted Tottenham to understand the big club mentality he was used to elsewhere during his career, that there was no sense of a set starting XI and instead a strong squad with similar level players battling it out for every position. Therefore it's no surprise that the ages of Tottenham's first four signings of this window, in order of arrival, are 33, 34, 25 and 25. Having the cushion of the £150million cash injection from owners ENIC this time gave Paratici the cushion to line up deals before players had been sold. That was brought into light in the final weeks of the season when Conte had to name four academy youngsters on the bench for Premier League matches despite having only four or five injuries to his first team players. Conte made it clear that if the club wanted to seriously challenge for bigger things then they would need to buy "important players", ready-made performers rather than simply prospects.