Tottenham Hotspur is reportedly weighing the possibility of selling striker Richarlison, who is entering the final year of his contract and could depart for a reduced fee if not secured.
The Brazilian, who netted 12 goals last season, has been hampered by injuries and inconsistent form during his four-year spell in London, prompting a reassessment of his role under manager Roberto De Zerbi.
Interest has been expressed by Juventus and Fenerbahçe, with Juventus presenting the most realistic European pathway, especially if they can secure a deal for Randal Kolo Muani.
Negotiations are said to target a transfer fee between €20 million and €25 million, a figure that aligns with the club’s budget and the player’s salary expectations.
Richarlison’s versatility, able to play centrally or from the left, adds value for a potential new club. His preference for remaining in the Premier League or another top European league gives Juventus a competitive edge.
The player has previously declined a lucrative offer from Saudi Arabia, citing a desire to compete at the highest level and maintain his standing with the Brazilian national team.
If Juventus submits a bid close to the upper end of the estimated range, Tottenham could approve the transfer, citing the need to avoid uncertainty with a player approaching contract expiry.
For the Italian side, acquiring Richarlison would represent a calculated risk rather than a major financial commitment, offering the possibility of a fresh start in elite European football.
