BREAKING NEWS; Saudi Arabian club is reportedly eager to acquire Tottenham’s sensational striker and is prepared to make a £60 million offer for the prolific player. Should Ange Postecoglou take the risk of selling this star and recoup the price they originally paid to his former club?
According to Give Me Sport, Al-Ahli are considering making an offer to Tottenham for Brazilian striker Richarlison this summer. If Spurs receive their asking price, they will be open to selling him and already have a replacement planned.
**Al-Ahli to Make Richarlison Offer**
Richarlison has had a mixed time since joining Tottenham two years ago. While his second season in North London was better than his first, scoring 11 goals in the Premier League compared to just one in his debut campaign, the club is not actively looking to sell him. However, they are open to offers that meet their asking price. Previous interest from Al-Ittihad and Al-Qadsiah has cooled, but could re-emerge later in the transfer window.
Now, Al-Ahli is reportedly preparing a £60 million bid for Richarlison. Despite his struggles at Spurs, he remains highly regarded in the market, prompting the Saudi Pro League side to consider a substantial offer. Richarlison might be open to a move to Saudi Arabia, though it could affect his chances of regularly featuring for Brazil. Any transfer will depend on a club meeting Tottenham’s valuation, with £60 million being the amount needed to recoup what Spurs paid Everton two years ago.
**Tottenham Are Lining Up a Replacement**
If Tottenham sell Richarlison, they will quickly pursue a new striker, with Dominic Solanke being a primary target. Spurs are currently only willing to offer well under £50 million, which Bournemouth will likely reject, as they are holding firm on Solanke’s £65 million release clause. Should Richarlison leave, Spurs will face pressure to sign a replacement. While Solanke offers less versatility than the 27-year-old Brazilian, he has a better goalscoring record. Tottenham might then be forced to match Bournemouth’s release clause to secure the striker.
