After the Tottenham Hotspur winger was criticized for crying during Brazil’s 5-1 victory over Bolivia, Jamie O’Hara says he “feels awful” for Richarlison
After Richarlison was substituted in a World Cup qualifier on Friday, photos of him crying on the bench were shared on social media, but O’Hara praised the player’s “passion.”
O’Hara told talkSPORT that Richarlison only wants to do well at club and international level, so this is not the first time the club record signing for Tottenham has reacted in this manner.
The player, 26, has struggled ever since he left Everton for Tottenham last summer.
He witnessed Brazil’s disappointing exit from the 2022 Qatar World Cup and still has one Premier League goal for the London club.
In general, apparently the 45-cap Brazil star just necessities some karma, with O’Hara safeguarding the player’s standing.
O’Hara stated, “I have to talk about Richarlison.” He has been all over Twitter and other places.” During Brazil’s 5-1 victory over Bolivia, he was replaced. I accept he blew a once in a lifetime chance and was removed the pitch, where he was in tears on the seat.
“I actually saw that.” I added, “I kind of feel sorry for him.” He is an out-of-shape player. I’m experiencing difficulty tracking down the rear of the net. However, his passion for his sport. He wants to succeed both for Brazil and Tottenham.
“You see a ton of players out there who don’t give a monkey’s about how they play and simply get a check.” Because he is unable to score, he is on the bench crying.
Pressure is building up on Richarlison. It’s nice to feel sorry for the player, but that won’t cover up his poor performances; he needs to start delivering soon.
Tottenham supervisor Ange Postecoglou has previously dropped him, with Child Heung-min making light of the center and scoring a full go-around against Burnley.
The building is now entered by Brennan Johnson. Richarlison will be replaced in Tottenham’s starting lineup by another player if he does not immediately improve his form.
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