Everton needs more attacking prowess, Potts revitalizes West Ham’s sluggish midfield, and Liverpool braces for Haaland’s onslaught.
Richarlison’s time is dwindling. Injuries to Dominic Solanke and Randal Kolo Muani allowed the Brazilian a steady presence in Thomas Frank’s lineup, but with just one goal since the season’s start, he hasn’t capitalized. With Kolo Muani now fit, the ex-Everton forward is relegated to the bench and underperformed against FC Copenhagen, missing a penalty earned by Dane Scarlett. Despite Spurs’ paltry 0.1 xG in their loss to Chelsea—the lowest of any Premier League team this season—competition is stiff. Speculation is rife ahead of the January transfer window with links to Ivan Toney and Dusan Vlahovic. Tottenham has funds available, so Richarlison must seize his playing time to secure his future at the club and maintain his position in Carlo Ancelotti’s Brazil squad ahead of the upcoming World Cup.
Tottenham v Manchester United, Saturday 12.30pm (all times GMT)
Everton v Fulham, Saturday 3pm
West Ham v Burnley, Saturday 3pm
Sunderland v Arsenal, Saturday 5.30pm
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