TheBigIguana
Player Valuation: £100m
He's terrible at diving. He never gets decisions.Sulking and diving.
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He's terrible at diving. He never gets decisions.Sulking and diving.
I think this is part of the issue in trying to estimate what he'd be worth if he was sold.We overpaid for him
So he's past the age where most of a players development is done and he won a youth tournament?Regardless of form, If Real and United are interested in this lad, then as far as they're concerned he's a 24 year old current Olympic gold winning Brazilian number 9 with 3.5 years left on his contract. At least 50-60M or PSG will buy him.
Remember, United paid 47M for Fred...So he's past the age where most of a players development is done and he won a youth tournament?
He had James in the side last season and he scored 7 goals.
47 goals and 12 assist in 147 Everton appearances.
Goal contribution (goal or assist) every 167 minutes during his Everton career. That's not bad for a player who's playing for a team that's generally been mid-table and scored on average 48 goals per league season since start of 2018/19 (that average will come down after this season).
Richarlison has been involved in every 3.6 goals Everton have scored in the Premier League since start of 2018/19. Elite forwards like Salah and Kane are involved in every <3 goals their team scores overall. Richarlison isn't that far way from that, despite playing for a team that doesn't score lots.
If they got to watch Fred be average in the PL for 5 seasons first that wouldn't have happenedRemember, United paid 47M for Fred...
Remember, United paid 47M for Fred...
Nobody will ever know. However, if they are interested, Richarlison will not be cheap. Just because he's struggling with no supply in a very poor side, dosen't mean he wouldn't turn into a goal machine at a club with better players.If they got to watch Fred be average in the PL for 5 seasons first that wouldn't have happened
I feel pretty confident in saying he wouldn't. He plays in a fairly dominant Brazil side and is a 1 in 3 scorer there.Nobody will ever know. However, if they are interested, Richarlison will not be cheap. Just because he's struggling with no supply in a very poor side, dosen't mean he wouldn't turn into a goal machine at a club with better players.
I agree context is important. It'll be a case of better, more attacking teams looking at Richarlison and thinking can we get 15 goals and 5 assists from him in a season if he starts 40 games at LW/CF. Is he primed to make that next step as a player? Some teams will think that Richarlison is the right age and profile to make a step forward in his production in the right set up.Yeah, the context is important where he scored 13 from mainly wide in his first two seasons and that dropped as we became more negative.
For a 'mid' table side 13 for a hard working wide player is decent...now for a relegation candidate 7 isnt atrocious seeing how little chances he has.
I'm not sure about this though. I'm not sure that Richarlison is that big a draw that going to United, PSG or Real would all of a sudden change the profile of that club in Brazil and South America. From what I can see Richarlison hasn't been selected for Brazil for about 9 months now (excluding Olympics), though is in the squad for the latest WC qualifiers. He'll have a profile in Brazil but he's not a star player for them in the way Neymar or Thiago Silva are. I suspect Vinicius Jr, Rodrygo, Martinelli, Anthony are the rising stars of the Brazil national team as well.Signing Richarlison gives clubs an avenue into the Brazilian market.
There's a real chance he doesn't go to the World CupI agree context is important. It'll be a case of better, more attacking teams looking at Richarlison and thinking can we get 15 goals and 5 assists from him in a season if he starts 40 games at LW/CF. Is he primed to make that next step as a player? Some teams will think that Richarlison is the right age and profile to make a step forward in his production in the right set up.
I'm not sure about this though. I'm not sure that Richarlison is that big a draw that going to United, PSG or Real would all of a sudden change the profile of that club in Brazil and South America. From what I can see Richarlison hasn't been selected for Brazil for about 9 months now (excluding Olympics), though is in the squad for the latest WC qualifiers. He'll have a profile in Brazil but he's not a star player for them in the way Neymar or Thiago Silva are. I suspect Vinicius Jr, Rodrygo, Martinelli, Anthony are the rising starts of Brazil as well.
That's always a concern for any Brazil player. They have so many good players, playing across the globe.There's a real chance he doesn't go to the World Cup