Richarlison looks set to remain at Tottenham after his proposed return to Everton fell through, and the Brazilian has made his frustrations clear.For much of the summer, Richarlison was expected to leave Tottenham and was not short of suitors, with interest coming from Everton, clubs in Turkey, Italy and Saudi Arabia.On Sunday, Spurs and Everton reportedly reached an agreement over a double deal that would have seen Richarlison return to Goodison Park, while Iliman Ndiaye moved in the opposite direction for £60m.Ndiaye had even agreed personal terms with Spurs, but the deal was dependent on Richarlison doing the same with Everton. That never happened, and the proposed transfer has since fallen apart.Tottenham supporters who were eagerly anticipating Ndiaye’s arrival directed heavy criticism towards Richarlison, prompting the Brazilian to defend himself with a lengthy message on social media. The situation has since taken another turn, with a significant update now emerging on his future.Credit: oscar.visualss / InstagramRicharlison expected to stay at TottenhamThe saga has moved on quickly, with Tottenham turning their attention towards Chelsea’s Mykhaylo Mudryk, Manchester City completing an agreement for Iliman Ndiaye and Everton close to a £40m deal for Monaco’s Folarin Balogun.Amid all of that, The Guardian’s Jacob Steinberg has now provided an update on Richarlison’s situation, claiming that, as things stand, the Brazilian is expected to remain at Tottenham.Steinberg wrote on X: “Spurs closing on Mudryk loan deal. As it stands, Richarlison is expected to stay despite Everton lining up deal #thfc”Spurs closing on Mudryk loan deal. As it stands Richarlison expected to stay despite Everton lining up deal #thfc— Jacob Steinberg (@JacobSteinberg) August 31, 2026Mykhaylo Mudryk feels like a strange Spurs moveThe arrival of Mudryk may come as a surprise to Spurs fans, given the Ukrainian has played just 16 minutes of football over the last 21 months after serving a ban that was only lifted this summer.However, Roberto De Zerbi has always spoken highly of his former Shakhtar Donetsk player, even referring to him as ‘a son’. Fabrizio Romano reported that Mudryk put Leeds United and other options on hold because he wants to work with De Zerbi again.With a deal for Mudryk now agreed, along with the arrivals of Savio and Marmoush, and the returns of Mohammed Kudus and Dominic Solanke, it seems unlikely that there will be room in the matchday squad for Richarlison.READ MORE: ‘The focus of the Tottenham Ownership is clear’ – Vinai Venkatesham sends big message to Spurs fansThe post Latest Richarlison development could cause a frosty reception at Tottenham stadium appeared first on Spurs Web.