Richarlison shares yet another Everton compilation after summer transfer saga
Richarlison continues to tease Everton supporters after his failed summer return.
A return looked to be on the cards when a deal was agreed to send the Brazilian back to the Blues, with Iliman Ndiaye set to go to Tottenham.
However, the 29-year-old declined a potential comeback, as he did not want to continue in English football, ending the saga before it had began.
He has even been exiled from the Spurs squad for the Premier League, and tried to get FIFA to cancel his contract.
Richarlison posted a compilation of his time at Everton on 1 October, showing he will always have love for the Toffees.
He has now done so again, just three days after the first one.
What has Richarlison now done on social media?
Richarlison will forever be remember by supporters on the blue side of Merseyside for his exploits in blue.
He brought hope in a time when there was very little, and also secured a huge fee that helped their Profit and Sustainability situation.
This time he reposted a fan's video edit on his verified Tiktok account, which has over 12 million followers.
It featured a stunning solo goal against Crystal Palace, a strike against Wolves, his famous Merseyside derby goal against Liverpool, and others.
However, it leaves an awkward question, if he did not want a return, why is he constantly posting about the Blues on his social media?
Why Richarlison needs to let go after turning down Everton return
The 54-cap international needs to stop giving supporters hope that he will come back.
It would have been ideal if he was with David Moyes' side, as a back up for Thierno Barry, as there is not another recognised striker in the squad.
It is not fair to keep leading fans on, with constant videos shared on socials, and then reject the chance to make a heroic return.
Richarlison was once a hero with the L3 outfit, but it does not seem like a repeat is on the cards, given how the summer situation went.
That is likely for the best, given his injury issues at Spurs, which would likely not let up if he made the move to the Hill Dickinson Stadium.