According to British media TEAMtalk, Tottenham Hotspur star Rissarisson has agreed to return to Everton, and Moyes' team is considering taking action in the winter window.

Everton is exploring the possibility of signing a new striker in the January transfer window. TEAMtalk revealed that Rizzalisson has revealed his stance on leaving Tottenham and returning to his old club.

After David Moyes' team lost to Manchester City and Tottenham in succession, the Toffees' strong start to the season was hampered and they are currently ranked 14th in the Premier League. The lack of efficient shooters is becoming an obvious problem for Everton. Beto and the new summer signing Tierno Barry have only scored 1 and 0 goals respectively so far this season.

Moyes will receive the full support of Everton owner Friedkin Group in the January transfer window, and TEAMtalk can confirm that signing a new forward has been put on the agenda. Meanwhile, TEAMtalk transfer insider Dean Jones exclusively revealed that former Toffees player Rissarisson is "increasingly likely" to leave Tottenham.

Sources have now confirmed that Rissarisson will not hesitate to seize the opportunity to return to Everton, and he will leave the club in 2022. He still feels the love for him from the club's fans and would be more than willing to return if the opportunity arose.

Everton has not yet decided whether to pursue Richarlison, but is paying close attention to the development of the situation. The most important thing for them is what kind of deal Tottenham are willing to accept in January, and the premise of North London's release depends on a key factor...

Richarlison has always given 100% effort for Tottenham, but it is difficult for him to get stable playing time, and once Dominic Solanke returns from injury, his playing time may be further reduced.

Everton is in urgent need of a new striker, and many fans will welcome the 28-year-old player back with open arms. Richarlison's versatile attributes can also provide Moyes with more options on the wing and forward.

However, Tottenham will almost certainly only consider letting Rissarisson go if they sign a new striker in the winter window. TEAMtalk continues to report that Tottenham are considering signing a new attacker, and Porto center Samuel Omorodion Aghawa is reported to be one of their targets.

From a financial perspective, re-signing Rizzalisson on loan with a mandatory buyout clause is the most operationally meaningful for Everton. Whether Tottenham accepts this plan or insists on a permanent transfer remains to be seen.

The Brazil international is eager to return, but a series of prerequisites must be met to realize the winter window transaction. Everton have a tradition of bringing back old players. For example, Moyes re-signed Steven Pienaar from Tottenham in 2012, and the player enjoyed success in his second spell on Merseyside.

While playing for Everton, Rissarisson contributed 53 goals and 15 assists in 152 appearances; after joining Tottenham, he scored 23 goals and 12 assists in 105 games.