MANCHESTER UNITED are outright favourites to sign Everton's Richarlison.<\/p>\n
That's according to bookmakers Ladbrokes, who've significantly altered their betting market after a flurry of activity over the last 24 hours.<\/p>\n
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The Red Devils were previously available at 5\/1 to bring Richarlison to Old Trafford.<\/p>\n
But they are now 2\/1 frontrunners to complete a deal for the Brazil international in the upcoming transfer window.<\/p>\n
Richarlison has scored 47 goals and provided 12 assists for Everton since his \u00a335million switch from Watford in 2018.<\/p>\n
He's also become a regular at international level for Brail, scoring 10 times and helping to win Gold at the 2020 Tokyo Olympic Games.<\/p>\n
The 24-year-old is contracted until June 2024, and recently insisted that he would like to play Champions League football with the Merseysiders.<\/p>\n
But that's unlikely to happen in the near future with Frank Lampard's side in 17th position and deeply embroiled in a relegation battle.<\/p>\n
Alex Apati of Ladbrokes said: "It's looking increasingly likely Richarlison will leave Everton.<\/p>\n
"The latest odds suggest he'll be the latest in a long list of names to move between Goodison Park and Old Trafford."<\/p>\n
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Reports in Brazil claim a move could be on the horizon whether or not Everton avoid the drop.<\/p>\n
Goal Brazil claim United have been keeping tabs on Richarlison for two years and could be the ideal successor to Edinson Cavani.<\/p>\n
Carlo Ancelotti, who managed Richarlison during his tenure at Goodison Park, could prove useful for Real Madrid, who are second in the betting market at 5\/2.<\/p>\n
PSG and Inter Milan come next at 15\/2 and 8\/1 respectively, with Barcelona, Tottenham, Arsenal and AC Milan all locked together at 10s.<\/p>\n
When previously asked about his future, Richarlison told Goal: "Look, I have two more years on my contract here.<\/p>\n
"It's hard to talk about leaving, because I have great affection for Everton<\/p>\n
"It\u2019s very complicated to talk about leaving, I\u2019m not prepared for this moment, but the we never know tomorrow.<\/p>\n
"We have to be aware and prepared for everything. Let\u2019s make this season there so that, in the next one, we can see what will happen."<\/p>\n
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