Tottenham set Richarlison's €10m exit as Vasco eyes Brazil return

Tottenham have set a €10 million price tag on striker Richarlison, with the English club planning to negotiate his transfer in the next window, according to agency RTI Esporte. The forward, whose contract runs until June 2027, is currently out of the first‑team plans.

Tottenham’s valuation and contract situation

Richarlison is no longer in Tottenham’s plans and will not feature for the senior side again. His final appearance for the first team came in August. He later turned out for the under‑21 side in an unofficial match, where he scored.

The striker’s contract runs until June 2027. Tottenham have fixed the transfer fee at €10 million (about R$ 56 million). In the previous window the club’s asking price was close to €25 million (about R$ 150 million).

Turkish clubs show interest

Reports suggest a move to Turkish football is the most natural route for the striker. Richarlison has said remaining in Europe is his priority. Trabzonspor submitted an official offer in the last window, which Tottenham rejected, while Galatasaray continues talks with his representatives.

Vasco’s interest and the wider picture

There is currently no active negotiation between Richarlison and Vasco. Nevertheless, part of his management team sees a return to Brazilian football as a way to bring him back into the Brazil national team (Seleção Brasileira). Richarlison enjoys a good relationship with manager Carlo Ancelotti, who has praised his style of play, but the striker knows he needs regular game time to earn a call‑up from Brazil (Brasil) coach.

Turkish football is attracting high‑profile transfers yet remains outside Europe’s top leagues. Vasco was the Brazilian side nearest to bringing the striker home, having secured a loan deal with his agents in the last window before bureaucratic hurdles stopped it. Richarlison posted a video highlighting his love for Vasco, while president Pedrinho declared Tottenham’s price completely incompatible with the club’s reality. The valuation gap now stands at about R$ 94 million, and despite new owner Marcos Lamacchia, Vasco is active in the market but has not yet approached the player.