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Richarlison and Tottenham in contract dispute, BBC Sport reports

BBC Sport says Richarlison and Tottenham are in dispute over the final nine months of his deal, with talks ongoing over how to resolve his future.

Richarlison and Tottenham in contract dispute, BBC Sport reports
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BBC Sport reports that Richarlison and Tottenham Hotspur are in dispute over the final nine months of the Brazil forward’s contract. The article says talks are ongoing between the club and the player’s representatives to try to find a resolution.

According to the report, Richarlison is understood to want to be released from the rest of his deal so he can leave for free, but Tottenham do not see that as a realistic option. Spurs also have a 12-month extension option that could run his contract to the end of next season.

BBC Sport adds that Richarlison has been left out of Tottenham’s Premier League squad after his proposed deadline-day move to Everton collapsed. The report says Vasco da Gama would like to sign him, and that the forward is believed to be keen on a return to Brazil.

What remains unconfirmed

  • Richarlison wants to be released from the rest of his deal.
  • Richarlison is believed to want a return to Brazil.
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    Richarlison: Brazil striker and Tottenham Hotspur in dispute over contract

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Latest update: BBC Sport says Richarlison and Tottenham are discussing the remaining nine months on his contract.

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