Richarlison’s Social Media Post after Spurs Win vs Vissel Kobe Sparks Reaction Among Fans! Seems he Already Made His Mind 👀
Tottenham Hotspur are showing positive signs in pre-season as the new Premier League campaign edges closer.
Win, lose or draw. Struggle to score. Score a hatful. Concede very few or ship a ton load of goals.
You should never really overreact to what teams do in pre-season because, effectively, it’s just to get the players’ legs pumping and some tactical plans into their game.
But you can only judge what’s in front of you and Tottenham beat Vissel Kobe on Saturday to take their tally to ten goals in three pre-season games.
Ange Postecoglou has a mixture of senior and young stars available, with a fair few players still missing ahead of the new season.
It’s the teenagers stealing the show so far, Lucas Bergvall has been blown away by Mikey Moore, as the 16-year-old netted the winner against Kobe.
Whilst Tottenham fans are all saying the same thing about Archie Gray after he arrived from Leeds United this summer.
But you just wonder who these players, if they are handed chances in the senior team, will be feeding chances to.
Spurs don’t really have an out-and-out striker, with Son Heung-min leading the line at times and the marmite-like figure, Richarlison.
The Brazil forward didn’t play against Kobe because Postecoglou didn’t think he was ready, but it still didn’t stop him from taking to Instagram.
Richarlison proceeded to call himself ‘The King’, as he held the trophy aloft after Tottenham’s win against the J-League side.
Richarlison reacts after Tottenham beat Vissel Kobe
“MVP ⭐️🐦 THE KING OF TOKYO 😅,” wrote Richarlison.
Richarlison’s Tottenham future
Sources have told HITC that Richarlison is open to leaving Tottenham amid transfer interest from Saudi Arabia – he is the club’s record signing.
Yes, there was improvement in his game last term, but he still isn’t up to the high and consistent standards.
Some want Richarlison to leave and be replaced by Ivan Toney.
The Brentford hitman is on the summer transfer market, with 12 months left on his Brentford deal, but nothing is materialising yet.
