Ulke media reported in June that Alexander Sørloth and Juventus had agreed on personal terms and a contract until 2030. Then Atletico Madrid pushed Juve’s management over the limit of what Juve were willing to pay, while Sørloth was not able to show himself in the World Cup in the same way as in the Atletico shirt. It ended in a breakup, now the old lady is turning to the Premier League.
Dusan Vlahovic is history at Juventus after his contract expired in the summer, Sørloth was intended for the role of replacement. With the Norwegian international out of the equation for the Italians, Tottenham are knocking.
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Roberto De Zerbi is ready to make changes to the Tottenham attack, where Richarlison, with one year left on his contract, is no longer considered “untouchable”.
The Brazilian scored 12 goals last season, but his four years in north London have been repeatedly disrupted by injuries and unstable form.
Juventus look like the most realistic way forward, according to Caughtoffside’s sources, Richarlison stands as an alternative to Kolo Muani, who remains their preferred attacking target.
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Tottenham are expected to be willing to negotiate a Richarlison sale at around €25 million, a price Juventus can live with, with Richarlison’s wage demands also within budget.
Not exactly a Sørloth striker, but, let’s go.
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