The new Tottenham boss Thomas Frank will soon lead his team to the preseason and the LilyWhites will have to form his team in the transfer window before the Premier League season
Thomas Frank has provided the green light for Richarlison to leave Tottenham this summer. And a step away from the Premier League probably seems to be for the Brazilian international.
The 28-year-old scored five goals in 24 performances for Spurs Previous Term, because a series of injuries saw him trouble making an impact under Ange Postecoglou. Richarlison will hope to have a more successful season to press his business for next summer's World Cup team.
Spurs prefer a permanent exit for the attacker, although a loan agreement can be an option. And according to reports, Galatasaray is interested in securing the signature of Richarlison.
The Turkish Super Lig -side wants to turn from Victor Osimhen's loan into a permanent after his successful season in Istanbul, but it seems that a deal will be difficult. The Nigeria International is linked to people like Manchester United while Napoli wants to facilitate its exit.
Richarlison could arise as a likely candidate to land in Galatasaray because they try to keep their title. It would also offer the former Watford star of Champions League football.
It is claimed that David Moyes has rejected the opportunity to close a deal for Richarlison and Everton are not interested in a return to Merseyside for the Spurs Ace. Instead, they have Callum Wilson, who has seen his Newcastle deal expired, on their radar to replace Dominic Calvert-Lewin.
The potential exit of Richarlison is looking forward to strengthening their attacking options when Tottenham is looking forward. The North Londs have already seen Brentford's Bryan Mbeumo explain that his preference to move to Manchester United, despite the LilyWhites that make an offer.
However, United has already seen two offers that have been rejected and Brentford Chief Phil Giles has said that Mbeumo will only leave the club if the asking price of the bees would be reached. Speaking with Sky Sports, he said: “There is a lot of interest in Bryan.
“I think it was well published and spoken, his preference. I think he is happy to stay in Brentford next year, also, if necessary, to stay in Brentford next year.
“Let's take a look about that. I think our position is that he had an incredible season last season, we expected interested in him. If that deal is right, there is a deal to do, if not then he will stay.
“We have spoken with Bryan and his representatives. It is not obvious that he will leave this summer. There is interest. He was a great season last season, so it is inevitable that there will be interest in him.