Richarlison, 29, was set to depart north London this summer after appearing to fall out with the Spurs boss, who claimed the forward 'said too many times he wants to leave'.

Tottenham forward Richarlison has shared a social media post supporting criticism of manager Roberto De Zerbi as his exile from the first-team squad continues. The Brazilian reposted comments from former Everton coach Duncan Ferguson, who questioned why a player of his caliber was being left out. When asked about the post ahead of Tottenham's match against Coventry, De Zerbi dismissed the situation, stating it was no longer his problem and directed inquiries to the club hierarchy.
Richarlison remains omitted from Tottenham's Premier League squad following an unresolved summer transfer standoff. The forward recently featured for Tottenham's Under-21 side in an EFL Trophy fixture against Cheltenham Town, scoring a goal in a 2-2 draw before Spurs were defeated in a penalty shootout. Due to registration restrictions, he will be unable to play first-team football until January at the earliest.
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