Everton forward ‘looking for move’ as agent opens talks with clubs ‘from serious European leagues’

Richarlison is reportedly open to leaving Everton this summer with his agent in talks with clubs ‘from serious European leagues’.

The Brazilian forward signed for the Toffees in 2018 for a fee that could potentially rise to £50m.

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He has scored 52 goals and provided 14 assists in 151 matches for the Premier League outfit.

Richarlison has been linked with Real Madrid and Manchester United in recent weeks, with Everton yet to receive a bid, according to multiple reports.

Goal Brasil (via Sport Witness) report that the Brazil international is looking to join a ‘giant’ in Europe and ‘dreams’ of fighting for titles.

His agent, Renato Velasco, is reportedly in talks with clubs ‘from serious European leagues’ and is attempting to take him to a ‘giant of world football’.

Apparently, Richarlison would ‘prefer’ to remain in the Premier League.

Stop that Richarlison. pic.twitter.com/rU2VaG1McE

— Ambipedal  Dani Alves pls retire. (@husovo) May 15, 2022

The Toffees were beaten by Brentford on Sunday to leave them two points above the bottom three in the Premier League.

Jarrad Branthwaite was given a straight red card early on with his side 1-0 up and Everton manager Frank Lampard believes the defender’s sending off ‘changed everything’ as his side fell to a 3-2 defeat.

Speaking after the game, Lampard said: “Disappointing. The start was great, we could have scored three. The red card changes the game completely. It was as criticial as can be. We had complete control.

“There was a possible penalty in the build-up for a clear pull on Richarlison’s shirt. You wonder if a player should go down because it’s a penalty. The ball goes down the other end and