Ange Postecoglou is ready to throw Tottenham ahead Richarlison straight again in on the deep finish after the Brazilian admitted that he would search out psychological assist. Richarlison cited tough circumstances off the pitch as a purpose for his on-field struggles, and believes {that a} constructive run at Spurs may very well be simply across the nook.

The former Everton frontman was captured in tears on the bench after being substituted in Brazil's 5-1 win over Bolivia on Saturday. After the sport, the 26-year-old was open and sincere in regards to the adversity he had confronted.

"I went through a turbulent time in the last five months off the pitch," he instructed Ge.Globo Brasil. "Now things are fine at home. I'm sure I'll get on a good run at Tottenham and make things happen again.

"I'm going to return to England, search psychological assist from a psychologist to work on my thoughts. That's what it is about, coming again stronger. It's about entering into good kind at Tottenham. I'm going to sit down down and speak to them this week."

In his latest press conference, Postecoglou was asked whether he would give Richarlison time to recover. However, the Aussie believes that he is ready to be thrust straight back into the action against Sheffield United on Saturday.

"He’ll be concerned," said the former Celtic boss. "He educated and he is effective. We'll present all of the help he wants and information him to be in a spot the place he is comfortable about himself. But he'll be concerned. Absolutely."

Last campaign, Richarlison struggled to make an impact under former boss Antonio Conte. He even ranted publicly about his 's***' first term in north London and shared his bemusement at being left on the bench by the Italian.

"There hasn't been sufficient minutes given to me this season," he told reporters in his homeland back in March. "And forgive my language, it has been s***."