According to The Telegraph’s Matt Law, there’s speculation that Tottenham Hotspur’s standout, Richarlison, might make a move to a Saudi Arabian club within the next twelve months.

Recent performances have seen Richarlison shine, tallying five goals in his last five Premier League outings. Initially grappling with a slow start due to a groin injury that required surgery, the 26-year-old has reclaimed top form.

Reports during the January transfer window hinted at Al Hilal’s interest in Richarlison as they sought to fill the void left by the injured Neymar. Although Law believes a move this month is improbable following Richarlison’s resurgence, he doesn’t rule out the potential shift to the Saudi Pro League within the upcoming year.

Speaking on the Last Word is Spurs, Law addressed the speculation: “There was concrete interest from Saudi Arabia, and I can see at some point Richarlison moving there.”

The journalist pointed out that although Richarlison’s improved form might deter an immediate move, the lingering Saudi interest leaves the possibility open, especially with a prospective bid. However, Law doesn’t sense an imminent substantial offer.

While Tottenham is reportedly eyeing Timo Werner, Richarlison’s current form and contributions (nine goals in 17 Premier League games) highlight his value to the squad. Despite the potential summer transfer window looming, the recommendation is for Spurs to retain Richarlison, at least until the season ends.