Tottenham Hotspur are prepared to accept a significantly lower fee for Richarlison in January compared to what they wanted in the summer.Spurs have rejected multiple offers from UAE club Shabab Al Ahli for Richarlison, which was the striker’s last chance of an exit route from the North London club this summer.With a move to Dubai no longer appearing to be on the cards for the 29-year-old, it means that he now has to watch from the sidelines until the window reopens in January.The Tottenham striker has continued to send cryptic messages to fans on social media, making some interesting posts just hours after the club lost 3-2 to Villa on Saturday.Richarlison took to post an image of him in the training ground, captioning it: “The focus remains” before posting another clip on social media of him doing sprint drills at Hotspur Way and captioned it: “35.4km/h – I broke my record.”Credit: @thatfootballphotog / InstagramTottenham prepared to cut Richarlison asking price by more than halfJournalist Pete O’Rourke has remarked that Roberto De Zerbi’s side are not going to get anywhere close to the £35m that Everton were ready to pay in the summer for Richarlison.He believes that the Lilywhites would be willing to make do with just around £15m-£20m for the Brazilian in January, for whom they paid £60m for four years ago.O’Rourke told Football Insider: “His value is only going to drop because of the length of his contract. He’ll be into the final six months of his deal in January. The January transfer window will be Tottenham’s last chance to cash in on him, otherwise they will risk losing him for free next summer.“As you said, £35million was the price tag on his head in the summer when Everton were linked with the move to bring him back to the club with an agreement in place. You’d be looking probably now that that’s halved at least, probably between £15-20 million if Tottenham are to sell him in January.”Spurs’ struggles in front of goal bring more attention to Richarlison’s situationIt certainly is not good optics for Tottenham and De Zerbi that Richarlison is completely sidelined at a time when the team is struggling for goals.Pundits are likely going to continue bringing attention to the Brazilian’s situation unless Omar Marmoush and Dominic Solanke start finding the net.Just a couple of days ago, Tim Sherwood suggested that it was a ‘shame’ that Richarlison had been frozen out after finishing as the club’s top scorer last season.Sherwood said: “I know the Tottenham fans don’t like the fact that Richarlison’s still there, but he scored eleven goals in a poor team last year and he did contribute to them staying in the league.”READ MORE: ‘I gave Harry Kane his chance but Will Lankshear was right to leave Tottenham’ – Tim SherwoodThe post Tottenham willing to accept cut-price Richarlison deal well below £35m Everton bid appeared first on Spurs Web.