Richarlison's Tottenham escape plan comes down to one condition as deadline nears
Richarlison's departure from Tottenham Hotspur is far from guaranteed.
The Brazilian has been left out of Roberto De Zerbi's squad for the Premier League season, after failing to agree a move to join Everton.
This has left many Spurs supporters feeling somewhat empathetic for the former Watford man, who has taken to social media and expressed his feelings in recent days.
Though the English market is closed, several countries across the globe still have some extra time to make new signings.
Teams in Turkey have until the end of play on Friday, and Super Lig side Trabzonspor are in contact with the Lilywhites.
At this stage, Trabzonspor seems like Richarlison's only way out of Tottenham, as he fears the possibility of playing no football until the winter window at the earliest.
Richarlison to Trabzonspor twist emerges on Turkish deadline day
Richarlison has been criticised for how he's handled the situation at Tottenham, and may be the master of his own exclusion from the squad.
Interestingly, the 29-year-old started in Spurs' opening Premier League game of the season, which shows a lot about how drastically his situation in N17 has changed.
It's said that the centre-forward has verbally agreed terms to join Trabzonspor, who could be his only way out of North London.
However, as reported by Turkish journalist, Yagiz Sabuncuoglu, Richarlison will only join Trabzonspor on one condition.
That is if the Turkish team can sanction the exit of a foreign player before the window ends, otherwise, the deal will be cancelled.
Thankfully for Richarlison, Turkey is not the only destination he could head to.
Where else could offer Richarlison his Tottenham escape?
It will be a dramatic and possibly emotional few hours ahead for Richarlison, with the Turkish deadline closing in.
In one of his social media outbursts recently, he remained adamant that the Lilywhites could not control his future any further, but the exclusion from the squad has done exactly that.
Luckily for him, even if a move to Trabzonspor falls through, there are other markets still open.
Another is Saudi Arabia, a place where he has previously been linked with.
There are no concrete reports suggesting he could go to the Saudi Pro League, but don't be surprised if some come to light if his move to Turkey fails.
