Injured Brazil forward Richarlison faces World Cup race
Richarlison faces a race to be fit for the World Cup after suffering a calf injury in Tottenham's win against Everton on Saturday.
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Richarlison faces a race to be fit for the World Cup after suffering a calf injury in Tottenham's win against Everton on Saturday.
Richarlison was in tears as he spoke about possibly missing the World Cup after sustaining an injury in Tottenham’s win over his former club Everton. The Brazilian came off early in the first half due to a calf issue and left the Tottenham stadium on crutches. Ad With 38 appearances under his belt for the national team, Richarlison looked to be an all-but-confirmed name for Tite’s Brazil squad, but that now looks to be much more of a doubt.
Tottenham forward Richarlison faces a nervous wait to discover if his World Cup hopes are over after he sustained a calf injury in Saturday's win against Everton.
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Richarlison was in tears as the Tottenham forward admitted his hopes of making Brazil’s World Cup squad are in serious doubt due to a calf injury.