Tottenham Hotspur is growing confident that he will be able to sign a contract with Everton to sign Richarlison with players who are keen to join Antonio Conte’s team.
Richarlison’s preference for a move to Spurs is seen as an important step forward as the club seeks to find agreement on fees and transactions.
As Telegraph Sport reported, Tottenham tried to seduce Everton to bring in players such as Stephen Belfwin and Lucas Moura as part of the deal.
Bergwijn wants to move to Ajax, but Moura isn’t pushing to leave the Spurs, so the scenario of Richarlison moving for a fixed amount remains most likely.
Everton rates Richarlison over £ 50 million, but Tottenham was able to reduce the price by amortizing the add-ons agreed upon as part of Dele Alli’s free transfer in January. Everton will pay Spurs £ 10m if the former England national team has appeared in the club 20 times and has other performance-related add-ons.
Tottenham’s negotiations to sign Richarlison have also been strengthened by Chelsea’s move to sign Raffinha from Leeds United, which is likely to eliminate the threat of the Stamford Bridge Club trying to take over the deal. believe.
Within the Spurs, there were concerns about Chelsea’s interest in Richarlison, but while Tottenham and Everton are negotiating about Laghina, new owner Todd Boehly is moving forward with Raheem Sterling.
These negotiations could accelerate with Spurs enthusiastic about adding Richarlison to Conté’s team as soon as possible and completing what will be the fourth transfer of the summer window.
Conte also wants a centre-back on the left, and Tottenham is still expected to sign Jed Spence on the right wingback from Middlesbrough. However, the club withdrew from the race and signed a free transfer to former midfielder Christian Eriksen.