Tottenham forward Richarlison has come under fire for his failed transfer moves this summer, with one journalist pointing to his catastrophic handling of key situations.…

Tottenham Hotspur have rejected two late bids from UAE-based club Shabab Al Ahli for forward Richarlison, according to Spurs Web. The Brazilian forward was also reportedly not keen on the permanent transfer, leaving him at Tottenham until at least the January window after not being included in the club's Premier League squad.
Journalist Bruno Andrade reported that Richarlison is expected to remain sidelined and train with the first team rather than successfully terminate his contract. Earlier proposed moves to Everton, Vasco da Gama, and Trabzonspor also collapsed earlier in the summer window.
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