- Richarlison has reportedly arrived at a decision on his future with Tottenham
- The Brazilian has been linked with a move away after two seasons in London
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Richarlison has reportedly made up his mind after Tottenham have spent the summer battling to keep hold of him.
Multiple clubs have been circling for the Brazilian, with Saudi Arabian outfit Al-Hilal one of the chief contenders for a reported £60million deal.
Spurs bought the 27-year-old for that fee from Everton two years ago and he has been a productive servant since then, registering 15 goals and eight assists despite injuries.
In recent days Tottenham have stepped up their intrigue in Bournemouth frontman Dominic Solanke, anticipating that they might need to replace the Brazilian.
However, Richarlison has now told ESPN Brasil that he intends to stay put. 'There has been an offer but my dream of playing for the Brazilian and in the Premier League speaks louder,' he said.
Richarlison has reportedly decided to stay at Tottenham as his 'dreams are bigger than money'
Ange Postecoglou's side had been bracing themselves to potentially lose him to Saudi Arabia
'The money is big but my dreams are bigger.'
Richarlison has represented Watford, Everton and Tottenham, scoring 73 goals across 259 games in English football.
He has also netted 20 times in 48 caps for Brazil, but missed out on the Copa America this summer due to a hamstring injury.
The forward had in fact already dismissed speculation that he was leaving, but that failed to quell the rumour mill.
'I left my vacation and came to work to come back better ahead of next season,' he wrote on his Instagram story in May.
'Regarding what's been said in the media in the last few days, it's fake news. I will NOT leave England ahead of next season.'
Since joining Spurs, the Brazilian has been hit with no fewer than six injuries to his calf, hamstring, groin, and knee.
That has been responsible for him missing 21 matches, according to Transfermarkt.
The club have been looking into signing Dominic Solanke as a partial replacement as Richarlison occasionally plays up front
Jeddah-based club Ah-Ahli, who are one of four teams owned by the Saudi Arabian PIF, will now have to cast their eyes elsewhere.
Al-Ahli were one of several teams to spend heavily last year, bringing in the likes of Riyad Mahrez, Allan Saint-Maximin, Edouard Mendy, Roberto Firmino, and Franck Kessie.
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