Tottenham advised to swap a £60 million player in order to secure the Premier League championship.

Tottenham Hotspur’s striker, Richarlison, has faced significant criticism for his inability to consistently score goals since his high-priced transfer from Everton.

Former player Tony Cascarino believes that Tottenham can contend for the title if they maintain their position until Christmas and make an impactful signing to strengthen their forward line. He suggests that it’s almost inevitable, unless Richarlison significantly improves his game and reaches a higher level. Cascarino sees Richarlison as the vulnerable link in their forward line, with the expectation of more from him.

Richarlison, the Brazilian striker, has largely disappointed since his £60 million move to Tottenham. His goal-scoring record has been inconsistent, with just three goals in all competitions last season and two this season. Considering the amount paid for him, Spurs had expected better performances. There is uncertainty regarding whether Richarlison, who was a target for Saudi Arabian clubs in the summer, can return to his top form.

Following the departure of Harry Kane in the summer, Tottenham is relying on their attackers to step up and deliver consistent performances. Richarlison was brought in with the hope that he would fill the void left by the England international, but his displays have fallen short.

Son Heung-min has taken the lead for Tottenham’s attack since Kane’s departure. It remains to be seen whether Tottenham will opt to invest in a high-quality goal-scorer when the transfer window reopens in January. They have been linked with players like Victor Osimhen and Jonathan David. Tottenham has the financial means to secure a quality striker, particularly after receiving a fee of around €100 million for Harry Kane’s transfer. The team has had a strong start to the season and currently sits at the top of the league table, aiming for a memorable season and a title challenge.