James Tarkowski makes ‘controversial’ Richarlison admission amid Everton transfer links

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Everton are set for some huge months ahead before they make the move to Bramley-Moore Dock this summer.

The Friedkins have finally got the opportunity to put their stamp on the club this summer.

David Moyes will be keen to see some new faces brought in to bolster the quality of his squad after a turbulent season for the Toffees.

Three more points on the weekend were taken back to Goodison Park where this weekend Everton will celebrate their historic ground.

The Friedkins are ready to finance a big summer for the club.

A lot of new faces could be added over the coming months and Richarlison is one of them who has been heavily linked.

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James Tarkowski shares Everton message to Richarlison

Ahead of the summer, Everton are showing interest in Richarlison as his time in north London appears to be nearing an end.

The Brazilian has a huge week ahead of him with the chance to win a European trophy with Tottenham Hotspur.

Speaking to the club, James Tarkowski has shared his funniest memory from playing at Goodison Park and it involved the summer transfer target.

“That’s a tricky one. I mean, it’s controversial, but I often look back on my tackle on Richarlison when I was at Burnley and think, ‘That’s a shocker’, but it was also quite funny,” he said.

“So, sorry, Richy! I’m saying that.”

Moyes has suggested Everton aren’t interested in Richarlison, but the Brazilian certainly looks like a player who could be on the move this summer.

And Merseyside is a place he would be warmly welcomed back by the fans if a move was on the cards.

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Everton signing Richarlison would be a big risk

Richarlison didn’t hold back his Tottenham celebrations last week after they secured their spot in the Europa League final.

Clearly, the Brazilian is still very much invested in the remaining weeks of the season in north London.

But he has a big decision to make ahead of the World Cup season.

Richarlison would be open to another Premier League move, but his injury record has to be a major concern for Everton.

An interesting summer awaits the Blues but bringing the Brazilian to Bramley-Moore Dock would certainly be a statement from the owners.