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Richarlison to Everton

Spurs

Everton

Attacker · 29y · Brazil · contract until 2027

Chance it happens in January

Estimated fee: €5m–€7m
Value: €24m
Reporters: 2 credible

Where he ends up in the January windowEvery outcome by the January deadline, adding up to 100%. A move in a later window is not counted. Open a club for its rumour.

EvertonThis rumour
TrabzonsporRumour page
FulhamRumour page
GalatasarayRumour page
Other clubNot yet named
Stays at SpursNo move

What the number is based on

Reporting2 trusted reportersFabrizio Romano and ESPN BrasilFor the move
ContractRuns to June 20278 months leftFor the move
EvertonSpending under pressureAgainst the move
FeeEstimated €5m–€7mValue €24m

The story so far

2 reports · newest first

Friday
ESPN BrasilTrust 46via Transfer News LiveFull post
“🚨 Everton are interested in signing Tottenham Hotspur striker Richarlison but face a major obstacle over his wages. Fulham are also keen on the Brazilian, although neither Premier League club is willing to match his current salary.”
Friday
Fabrizio RomanoTrust 89Report
“🚨🇧🇷 Roberto De Zerbi confirms Richarlison did not accept Everton proposal: “I don’t know if there is an offer from Turkey… but aI know there was an offer before the end of the transfer market but he did not accept that offer”. “For me nothing changes”.”

Chance it happens in January

Long shot

Estimated fee: €5m–€7m
Value: €24m

AuthorTransfer Tracker AnalystLast updated9 Nov 2026StatusUp to date

Richarlison to Everton: interest confirmed, wages still the blocker

The situation

Everton's interest in bringing Richarlison back to Goodison Park is real, but wages are the problem. The most recent reporting, carried by Transfer News Live relaying ESPN Brasil on 6 November, says Everton and Fulham both want the Brazilian yet neither can match what he currently earns at Tottenham. Sport Witness, carrying the same wave of reporting and live by 5 November, adds that Richarlison's own preference may lie in Turkey rather than back in the Premier League. That matters, because back in September Fabrizio Romano reported Roberto De Zerbi confirming Richarlison had already turned down an approach from Everton before the last window shut, with De Zerbi saying plainly that nothing had changed since.

The reporting

Three reports sit behind this story, but they really amount to one voice repeated. Sport Witness was carrying the account by 5 November, and Transfer News Live's relay of ESPN Brasil the next day covers the same ground with the wage problem added. Nobody has offered fresh confirmation beyond that, and no bid from Everton or Fulham has been reported this time around.

The outlook

Call it a longshot. Richarlison has 29 months of history at Everton before his 2022 move, and sentiment clearly plays a part, but money does not stack up yet, and a player who already said no once needs more than nostalgia to say yes now. Trabzonspor and Galatasaray remain names in the background, offering an alternative that could appeal more financially.

What happens next

With six months left on his contract when the window opens on 1 January, any concrete move depends on Everton or Fulham actually tabling an offer Richarlison would accept, something that has not happened since his rejection in September.

Sources the analyst weighed

Fabrizio RomanoTrust 89