“Everton Given HUGE Transfer Boost After Richarlison’s Social Media Hint – Fans Go Wild
Richarlison was a fan favourite at Everton before his move to Tottenham in 2022, with the Brazil international making a significant impact during his time at Goodison Park.
The Toffees spent a considerable amount to sign the striker from Watford, but when Spurs came calling, Everton made a tidy profit on the deal.
Richarlison’s stint in Merseyside was impressive, and supporters would surely love to see the 27-year-old return as part of a new era at Bramley-Moore Dock.
David Moyes could soon face the prospect of losing Dominic Calvert-Lewin, whose contract expires at the end of the season, presenting the perfect opportunity for Everton to pursue a move for the Brazilian forward.
Moyes Faces Centre-Forward Crisis at Everton
The situation up front at Goodison Park is far from ideal, with fitness concerns continuing to plague the strikers.
Moyes has been forced to rely on Beto as his starting forward, as the Portuguese has been the only fit option for quite some time.
Armando Broja is likely to return to Chelsea once his loan spell ends, and given his injury struggles this season, it’s unlikely Everton will want to bring him back.
Youssef Chermiti has also been sidelined for months, leaving the Toffees with limited attacking options.
TFG Should Back Richarlison Transfer Next Summer
Richarlison should be the top target for The Friedkin Group (TFG) in the upcoming transfer window.
While the Brazil international hasn’t had the best run at Tottenham, a return to Everton could reignite his potential.
Despite concerns over his fitness issues at Spurs, the 27-year-old could still be a gamble worth taking.
Richarlison seems to have already dropped a hint about his possible return, posting a picture of himself in an Everton shirt on his Instagram story on 28 March.
The image, featuring him holding a blue flare in a Studio-Ghibli-style artwork, instantly reminded Everton fans of his time at Goodison Park.
With Moyes having steered the Toffees to safety with an eight-game unbeaten run, Everton will have the chance to extend their form in the Merseyside derby against Liverpool on 2 April.
Once the season concludes, TFG must back the Scottish manager with quality signings, and Richarlison could be a key piece in their plans.
