Fabrizio Romano drops a huge update on Richarlison to Everton Saga

TFG completed their takeover of the club in December after many months of talks.

So far, it has been a measured start for TFG, but big changes will now be made under the Americans.

David Moyes replacing Sean Dyche was the first big appointment they made, and that – as everyone has seen – has worked an absolute treat.

Everton confirmed Angus Kinnear will join as the new CEO this summer, with Kevin Thelwell to leave as director football. The club have yet to announce who’ll replace him.

Moyes should receive a healthy transfer budget for the summer, and PSR won’t be as restrictive this time around – so fans are expectant.

And one player many would absolutely love to see in an Everton shirt is former player Richarlison.

Tottenham may be looking at Richarlison replacement amid Everton return rumours

It has been reported that David Moyes is a fan of Richarlison.

Supposedly, Everton would be interested in bringing Richarlison back to the club this summer.

While some Everton fans are concerned about Richarlison’s recent injury record, there is no doubt that the Brazilian remains a very popular figure on Merseyside.

One would imagine that a deal for Richarlison might be difficult to do this summer, given Spurs spent a lot of money on him.

But there has been one new claim about Spurs in recent days that may suggest the door could open for Everton.

And that is that the north Londoners are planning to make a £33.5 million bid for Bournemouth star Antoine Semenyo, according to Caught Offside.

It is then suggested that Richarlison, a player who operates in similar positions to Semenyo, could be sold.

Richarlison needs fresh start after Tottenham struggles

What happens with Richarlison this summer will be very interesting, and the Everton speculation is bound to pick up again before long.

His move to the north Londoners just hasn’t worked out, and there is just a feeling that he now needs a new chapter.

Richarlison still holds Everton dear to his heart, and he has maintained an excellent relationship with the fans since his departure.

Perhaps the finances involved may make a deal difficult. Richarlison did cost Spurs £60 million and will still have two years left on his deal this summer.

But Everton have surely got to at least ask the question.

Very possibly, he could come in and light up the new stadium at Bramley-Moore Dock. One gets the feeling Richarlison is a player who needs to feel the love, and he would certainly get that with a return to Everton.