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‘Sometimes he wants to leave’ – De Zerbi on Richarlison’s Spurs future

Roberto de Zerbi says Tottenham "don't know" whether forward Richarlison will stay at the club as he "sometimes" wants to leave.

‘Sometimes he wants to leave’ – De Zerbi on Richarlison’s Spurs future

Tottenham Hotspur manager Roberto De Zerbi spoke about the future of forward Richarlison, revealing that the club "don't know" whether the player will remain at the club as he "sometimes wants to leave." The Brazil international, 29, netted a crucial winning goal as 10-man Spurs triumphed over Chelsea 2-1 in a high-profile friendly match in Sydney.

Upon being questioned about Richarlison's potential departure this summer, De Zerbi noted that he holds great affection for the player both on and off the field. He emphasized Richarlison's exceptional attitude and conduct, but acknowledged that the player's desires may vary, as he had "sometimes said he wants to stay, sometimes he wants to leave."

De Zerbi admitted that they must discuss the situation directly with Richarlison, as there is no underlying issue. The Italian coach also praised the player's professionalism and impact during a challenging campaign, during which Spurs fought relegation while scoring 12 goals. De Zerbi highlighted that Richarlison's goal-scoring abilities are not down to chance, but rather his innate skill in finding the back of the net.

The manager expressed his love for the forward, emphasizing his hard work and dedication to the team. The current situation follows Tottenham's record-breaking £237 million transfer window, with the club set to continue its pursuit of additional attacking talent. Among the potential signings is Manchester City's Savinho, and Liverpool's Cody Gakpo.

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