Everton are a striker light after sanctioning the sale of prized asset Richarlison to Premier League rivals Tottenham.
Despite banking a bumper fee of £60million for the Brazilian, it leaves the Toffees starved of his quality up front. Last season the 25-year-old scored 11 league goals and registered five assists as they narrowly avoided an embarrassing relegation.
Those tangible figures are just as important as his work ethic and desire to dig in when needed, highlighted by him winning more tackles (40) than any other striker in the top flight. The task for Frank Lampard and his recruitment team is to now identify Richarlison's replacement - and they could be returning to a familiar hunting ground.
