Papo na Colina
·7 September 2026
Exclusive: Richarlison's camp on Vasco deal chances: “Zero”

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·7 September 2026

The excitement among Vasco fans on social media calling for the signing of Richarlison ran into a firm response from behind the scenes. In exclusive contact with Papo na Colina, the staff responsible for managing the Tottenham striker’s career was direct in ruling out any possibility of a move to Brazilian football at this time, cooling the online campaign that has dominated sports debates in recent days.
When asked about the likelihood of an immediate deal with the club from São Januário, the representative of the 29-year-old center-forward was blunt in pointing out the player’s initial stance:
“Zero... He doesn’t want to return to Brazil right now.”
Despite the emphatic denial, Richarlison’s career planning is running up against the harsh reality of the European calendar. The continent’s main leagues — such as England, Spain, Italy, Germany, and France — have already closed their transfer windows, as has the Saudi market, which shut its doors on September 6. Out of Spurs’ plans and not even registered for official competitions, the center-forward is left with almost no room to maneuver abroad.
Among the few places in European football that still have open registration windows are secondary markets such as Switzerland (closing on the 8th), Russia (open until the 10th), and Belgium (already in its final stretch). If the striker does not find a competitive destination in these alternative leagues, which are in their final hours of operation, the situation could be forced into a major turnaround in the coming weeks.

Richarlison is not expected to stay at Tottenham – Photo: Tottenham Disclosure
Tottenham’s coaching staff has already indicated that Richarlison is not part of the plans for the season, increasing the pressure on the striker to decide his future before risking being completely inactive until January. This market squeeze fuels the hope among analysts and fans that the staff’s inflexible stance could change if the doors in the Old Continent shut completely.
Vasco’s board, in turn, is being extremely cautious and following developments from a distance, without making any formal financial offers. Aware that time favors those who are patient in the transfer window, the Cruzmaltino club is keeping its feet on the ground, knowing that only a total isolation of the player in Europe would open a real window for a historic repatriation move.

Richarlison has already declared himself a Vasco supporter – Photo: Social media reproduction
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