Tottenham set Richarlison's sale price amid Arab and Turkish interest

Tottenham have set a price for Richarlison, the team's forward, in order to begin negotiations regarding his departure in the upcoming period, with several clubs interested in securing his services.

According to ESPN, Tottenham are demanding at least €20 million to agree to sell Brazilian forward Richarlison, having closed the door on the idea of a loan move.

This comes amid interest from Shabab Al-Ahli in signing Richarlison, with the team being managed by Brazilian André Jardine. Reports suggest that the Middle Eastern market is currently the most attractive destination for the player, who has limited interest in returning to Brazilian football.

Tottenham had rejected during the recent transfer window two offers from Trabzonspor for the striker, the first worth €15 million fixed, and the second for the same amount plus €5 million in performance-related incentives, confirming the club's insistence on its financial terms.

Richarlison is in the final year of his contract with Tottenham, which gives him the right to sign a preliminary deal with any other club starting in January, becoming a free agent at the end of his contract in July 2027. The forward joined Tottenham in 2022 for £50 million, but he has struggled to establish himself, having scored only 32 goals over four full seasons, while frequently battling injuries.