- Everton boss, David Moyes, excluded a return for the striker of Spurs Richarlison
- The Brazil striker spent four years at Goodison Park before a move of 60 million pounds sterling
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David Moyes strongly denied any suggestion that he wishes to bring Richarison back to Everton this summer.
The 27 -year -old spent four years at Goodison Park, scoring 53 goals in 152 games, before moving to Tottenham Hotspur for 60 million pounds Sterling in 2022.
The Brazilian international was linked to a return to the Toffees, with reports indicating that Moyes was interested in the attacker, who still has two years on his contract.
But Moyes, who is in his second visit to the club, excluded a return for Richarlison.
Speaking at a press conference before Everton’s trip to Craven Cottage, the 62 -year -old said: “Richarlison is a very good player and someone I liked.
“But I can only tell you that there is no truth in it on my side.
David Moyes firmly denied any suggestion that he is interested in signing Richarlison
The year of 27 years moved to Tottenham Hotspur in a contract of 60 million pounds sterling in the summer of 2022
The Brazilian international scored 53 goals in 152 games during his four -year fate in Everton
Everton will face a summer bus before his first season in his new stadium in Bramley-Moore Dock.
There will be 15 players, including Loanees, who are without contract at the end of June.
Midfielder Abdoulaye Doucoure, who has been in Everton since 2020, is a player who could leave.
He revealed that there had been “no talks” on a new agreement earlier this week.
The 32 -year -old Mali international said he would not take a salary reduction because he thought he was deserving an improved offer.
Moyes said: “Some of the games he played very well, but there is obviously no spring chicken, so we must make sure that we have other replacements if necessary.
“We make a lot of decisions behind the scenes. It is good to have so many (players) who want to stay.
Everton is currently in 14th, above the finalists of the Europa League, Manchester United and Spurs, in the Premier League with only three games to play.
Their form has improved considerably since the return of Moyes to the club, replacing Sean Dyche in January.
