Richarlison could have left Spurs on deadline day and joined Saudi Pro League side Al-Ittihad, after the club's move for Mohamed Salah collapsed.
The Brazil striker - who scored three times for the Selecao at the 2022 World Cup - was targeted as a potential alternative to Salah after it became clear that the Egyptian would be staying at Liverpool. However, according to The Telegraph, talks regarding the 26-year-old, which were held through intermediaries, ultimately fell through, meaning Richarlison stayed put at the Premier League club.
Al-Ittihad were desperate to sign another high-profile forward before the end of the window, but even a mind-boggling £215 million ($268m) offer for Salah wasn't enough to tempt away the Liverpool star. The club still spent a staggering amount of money improving their squad over the summer. The list of players who moved to the Saudi Pro League this transfer window includes the likes of Karim Benzema, N'Golo Kante, Fabinho, and Jota, all of whom moved to Al-Ittihad.
With the striker's future at Spurs seemingly stable for now, he'll be hoping to address his poor goalscoring record since joining the north London side - he scored just three goals last season. He recently endured further misfortune for Brazil, departing the pitch in tears following a poor performance against Bolivia.
Source: goal