Richarlison faces a big decision over his future over the coming weeks after being left out of Tottenham’s 25-man Premier League squad.The 29-year-old was Tottenham’s top scorer last season with 11 goals and started the club’s first Premier League game of the current campaign at Brentford.However, after his late move to Everton collapsed, Roberto De Zerbi has decided to leave him out of his Premier League squad.That means that Richarlison faces the prospect of not being able to play any football until January if he fails to leave North London, and the Spurs striker’s options now are extremely limited.Credit: @thatfootballphotog / InstagramTottenham striker Richarlison is expected to push for a move to Saudi ArabiaFootball Insider has confirmed that the Brazil international was in advanced talks over a move to Trabzonspor last week, but the Turkish club were unable to get the deal over the line before last Friday’s deadline.It is revealed that Richarlison is now ‘set for an imminent move’ to the Saudi Pro League after De Zerbi decided to leave him out of his squad.Saudi clubs are able to sign players until 12 October, and the striker is expected to complete a move to the Middle East over the coming weeks.Richarlison is expected to push for such a move, and it is asserted that the Lilywhites are likely to accept a cut-price offer for the Brazilian’s services from Saudi Arabia.Sad way for Richarlison’s time at Spurs to endThe former Everton man played an important role in keeping Tottenham in the Premier League last season and in the club’s Europa League win last year.One would have thus hoped for a better goodbye than what has transpired, with the striker seemingly falling out with the club officials.De Zerbi has seemingly put the blame for the situation on Richarlison, revealing that the forward kept insisting he wants to leave all summer without bringing any offers to the table.READ MORE: Tottenham’s top five performers this season revealed by latest FotMob dataThe post Richarlison exit is ‘imminent’ as Tottenham prepare to accept a cut-price deal appeared first on Spurs Web.