Transfers
Tottenham eye swap for Richarlison to clinch next attacker after Marmoush loan
Tottenham Hotspur face a right‑wing vacancy after securing Omar Marmoush on loan, prompting the North London club to explore a swap of Brazilian forward Richarlison for Everton’s Iliman Ndiaye as the next attacker to complete their summer overhaul in the campaign.
Marmoush loan reshapes the front line
The loan of Omar Marmoush arrived as part of a club‑record transfer window that also saw Savinho join on a £75 million deal, both from Manchester City. Roberto De Zerbi has already been allocated well over £200 million before those arrivals, and the squad’s attacking depth has increased dramatically. With Mohammed Kudus still out after a long‑term layoff, the Spurs have relied on younger options such as Mikey Moore to fill the right side.
Richarlison, a former Everton favourite, now finds his playing time under threat from the new loan signing. The Brazilian’s reduced minutes could make a departure more likely, especially as Dominic Solanke is also being considered for the forward role. Reports suggest a swap could involve sending Richarlison back to Everton while acquiring a new winger.
Ndiaye emerges as swap target
Everton winger Iliman Ndiaye has been linked by journalist Santi Aouna as a potential Tottenham signing. Ndiaye recorded six goals and three assists for Everton last season, with a WhoScored average rating of 7.02 and 0.9 key passes per game in the 2025/26 Premier League. The Spurs’ interest aligns with their need for a right‑wing option after Marmoush’s arrival.
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Everton manager David Moyes said on Friday that the club is “not in a hurry to sell our best players” and that he has had “no contact as far as I am aware”. He added that a price would need to be right for any potential move, underscoring the uncertainty around a Ndiaye transfer.
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Should Tottenham secure Ndiaye, the swap would free up Richarlison’s wages and provide a fresh attacking outlet on the right. However, any deal depends on Everton’s valuation, the player’s willingness to move and the completion of pending paperwork before the transfer window closes.