In a press conference in the preparation of the Brazilian team for the next friendlies, striker Richarlison admitted his desire to play in a European giant
Holder striker Brazilian Team in the last World Cup, richarlison gave a press conference this Wednesday, the 14th, and spoke about his career dreams. Among them, the player stated that he intends to play in what, according to him, would be the “greatest club in the world”, but pondered the possibility.
“Of course, every player wants to wear Real Madrid’s shirt, it’s the biggest club in the world. But I have a club, a contract, I have to show why they bought me for a high price. That season went downhill, also due to the injuries I suffered at Tottenham. But it’s a dream for any player to wear the shirt of Real Madrid. But I still have to show service wearing a Tottenham shirt“, he stated.
As mentioned, the athlete did not have a very successful season at Tottenham, where he scored just three goals, only one of them in the Premier League. Despite this, Richarlison remembered his days of Evertonwhere he was trained by Carlo Ancelottiand he even admitted that he spoke with the commander recently.
“As everyone knows, Ancelotti coached me at Everton. We talk a lot. A few days ago I called him, he was with Militão and Vinicius Junior. It’s just friendship. We made a great friendship at Everton, it will be forever“, confirmed the player about the Italian, who sees the CBF with interest in signing him.
In addition to these themes, the striker also called the responsibility for the number he wore in the last Cup and assured that he is currently the number 9 of the selection. In response, he stated that he had performed well during the team’s campaign, despite not having left with the main objective, which was the title.
Source: sportbuzz
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