Richarlison: I don't know what the future holds

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Everton forward Richarlison says he is unsure where his long term future lies but insists he feels at home at Goodison Park and has great affection for the club.

source https://www.skysports.com/football/news/12040/12420123/richarlison-everton-forward-admits-he-doesnt-know-what-the-future-holds-but-feels-at-home-at-goodison

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