A couple of days ago, Transfermarkt reported that Trabzonspor were interested in Richarlison and that the bid had already been sent to Tottenham Hotspur.Despite landing Mohamed Salah in a blockbuster move a month ago, the Turkish giants started the league campaign with only one win in three games and were eliminated from the UEFA Europa League qualifiers by the Hungarian side Ferencvaros – enough reason to pursue another superstar.More departures? Balogun and Richarlison not registered by their teamsAnd while there was plenty of skepticism surrounding the Brazilian's potential move to Turkey, one major decision by Tottenham boss Roberto De Zerbi further fueled rumors of his imminent departure.The Italian included Richarlison in the starting XI for Spurs' Premier League opener against Brentford, but then benched him against Charlton in the EFL Cup before leaving him out of the squad for the league clash against Newcastle.The clearest indication yet that the striker's days in North London are numbered came yesterday, when De Zerbi left him out of the 25-man squad for the upcoming Premier League action.🚨 EXCLUSIVE 🚨Richarlison wants to leave Tottenham after being offered the chance to TRIPLE his salary at Trabzonspor.The #THFC forward has agreed personal terms but there's still no club-to-club agreement after two bids rejected.More from @FabrizioRomano below… pic.twitter.com/g95jigyhzG— CaughtOffside (@caughtoffside) September 4, 2026 Before the end of the June Transfer Window, Richarlison was in talks with his former club Everton, but the potential deal fell through, leaving him with limited options for his next move, with Trabzonspor emerging as a pretty decent alternative, especially after Fabrizio Romano's recent revelation that the Turkish side has offered the 29-year-old three times his Spurs salary.Trabzonspor has reportedly yet to meet Tottenham's demands, but if — or rather, when — they do, Richarlison will join Salah at Papara Park.PREMIER LEAGUE – MATCHDAY 3FridayIpswich – Liverpool IN PROGRESSSaturday14.30: (2.15) Newcastle (3.50) Bournemouth (3.30) 17.00: (1.70) Brentford (3.60) Sunderland (5.30) 17.00: (1.95) Brighton (3.50) Leeds (3.90) 17.00: (2.35) Fulham (3.40) Crystal Palace (3.00) 17.00: (1.18) Man.City (7.75) Coventry (13.0) 17.00: (2.40) Nott.Forest (3.35) Tottenham (2.95) 19.30: (3.90) Hull (3.50) Aston Villa (1.95) Sunday16.00: (3.35) Everton (3.45) Man.Utd. (2.15) 18.30: (1.75) Arsenal (3.60) Chelsea (4.90) ***odds are subject to change***