Richarlison’s future at Tottenham is still shrouded in doubt as we approach the final hours of the summer transfer window.The Brazilian has dominated the headlines over the past 24 hours and not for the right reasons.Spurs’ signing of Iliman Ndiaye collapsed due to Richarlison failing to agree a return to Everton, and that led to major backlash from some Tottenham fans on social media.The striker hit back at Tottenham fans who criticised him, making it clear that he will not make any decision that is not in his best interest.That has created a potentially uncomfortable situation for the 29-year-old, who is not the most popular figure among the Spurs faithful at the moment.Credit: @thatfootballphotog / InstagramTottenham striker Richarlison could move to Saudi ArabiaHours ago, Tottenham insider Paul O’Keefe revealed that the former Everton man could still seal an exit before this evening’s 11 pm deadline.This has been backed up by Sky Sports News, who say that while the centre-forward is not likely to return to Merseyside, he could make a move abroad.The update claims that a late move to the Saudi Pro League is on the cards for Richarlison if he is to exit the North London club.Sky Sports News reporter Al Myers at Everton’s training ground said: “It is my understanding Richarlison will not be coming to Everton, he is more likely to go to Saudi Arabia.”The transfer market for Saudi clubs does not close this evening, as it does in much of Europe, with clubs from the West Asian country allowed to sign players until October 12.Michael Bridge claims Richarlison is likely to stay at SpursHowever, in a more recent update, Sky Sports’ Michael Bridge has said that the 29-year-old is now expected to remain with Roberto De Zerbi’s side.The journalist says that unless something drastic happens, Richarlison will stay at Tottenham and compete with Dominic Solanke and Omar Marmoush for the number nine role.Bridge said: “Richarlison is expected to stay at Tottenham as it stands.The Brazil striker was unable to join Everton yesterday as part of a move that would also have seen Iliman Ndiaye join Spurs.“Richarlison said he was willing to go if the clubs had been able to agree in an Instagram post that also claimed he would not let anyone else decide his future for him.“Ndiaye is now having a medical with Manchester City and Tottenham are signing Mykhailo Mudryk on loan as a new left-wing option instead.“Unless something new emerges for Richarlison, he is likely to stay at Spurs but may find his game-time limited, with new striker Omar Marmoush and Dominic Solanke competing for the centre-forward position.”READ MORE: Telling two-year Tottenham stat shows De Zerbi was right to point to mentality issueThe post Tottenham striker Richarlison is ‘more likely to go to Saudi Arabia’ than Everton on deadline day appeared first on Spurs Web.