Spurs forward Richarlison has told ESPN Brazil he wants to stay at the Premier League club and confirmed he received an offer from Saudi Arabia. Richarlison stated, 'There has been an offer but my dream of playing for the Brazilian Selecao and in the Premier League speaks louder.'

Richarlison's profile fits well with the Saudi Pro League's objective to attract renowned players. Michael Emanelo, the recruitment director of the league, is keen on bringing him to Saudi Arabia to strengthen the championship.

Richarlison has confirmed that he won't be moving to the Saudi Pro League this summer.

Richarlison confirmed that he received an offer from Saudi Arabia. He stated that while the money is substantial, his dream of playing for the Brazilian national team and in the Premier League is more important.

Richarlison has offers from several clubs in Saudi Arabia. Tottenham is considering his transfer to fund the signing of Dominik Solanke.

Richarlison, who struggled with injuries last season, is attracting interest from Saudi Arabia.

Tottenham Hotspur have valued Richarlison at about £60m after Al-Ahli, the Saudi Pro League side, indicated an interest in signing the Brazil forward.

Richarlison is being tracked by Saudi Arabian outfit Al-Ahli. German boss Matthias Jaissle is reportedly running the rule over both forwards before sanctioning a move for one of them.

Tottenham is considering offers for Richarlison this summer, even though the player has repeatedly said he does not want to leave the English league. The Spurs striker has dismissed rumors that he is in talks with other clubs, calling them all Fake News. The player has a market in Arabia, with the rich clubs of the Saudi Pro League reportedly ready to put up 60 million euros, which is the amount Spurs paid to take him from Everton two years ago.

Tottenham Hotspur could offload Richarlison to free up space in their squad for Bournemouth star Dominic Solanke.

Al-Hilal, supported by the Saudi Public Investment Fund, is close to winning the Saudi Pro League title and could once again ignite the next transfer market. In this perspective, the Daily Mail claims that the Saudi team would like to enlist Richarlison, currently playing for Tottenham. No formal approach has yet been made for the 27-year-old player, who is under contract until June 2027, but Al-Hilal is confident of reaching an agreement with the Brazilian and the Spurs, especially as Ange Postecoglou plans a major overhaul of his team.

Leaving Tottenham could be both Richarlison and Yves Bissouma, with club officials looking to raise funds to back manager Ange Postecoglou in the transfer market.

Richarlison will not be spared and will not be retained this summer in the event of an offer.