Richarlison Height, Weight, Age, Body Stats

Richarlison managed to establish themselves as one of the most promising attackers in the English top flight after playing just one season. His direct playing style makes him a nightmare for defenders. His attacking movement in the box, which often helps him to get perfect positions in the box, makes him a very dangerous and deadly player.

Born name

Richarlison de Andrade

nickname

richarlison

Sun sign

Trails

Place of birth

Nova Venécia, Espírito Santo, Brasilien

nationality

training

Richarlison honed his skills and game at the youth academy of Brazilian clubs – Echtes Noroeste and América Mineiro .

occupation

Professional soccer player

family

• Vater – Antonio Carlos Andrade (Steinmetz)
• Mother – His mother worked as an ice cream seller and cleaner.
• Siblings – He has 4 younger siblings.

Manager

Richarlison is represented by Renato Velasco of World Sportbusiness.

Position

Winger, Striker

Shirt Number

70 – Fluminense football club

11 – FC Watford

30 – Everton FC

To build

Athletic

Height

179 cm (5 ft 10½ in)

weight

71 kg or 156.5 lbs

girlfriend/spouse

Richarlison has rarely spoken to the Englishpress because of the language barrier, which has led to a lack of information about his personal life. Hence, we find it difficult to say anything about his love life and dating history.

race/ethnicity

Latino

hair colour

dark brown

eye color

Hellbraun

sexual orientation

Just

distinguishing features

• wide nose
• Short cut hairstyle
• High cheekbones

brand promotion

Richarlison has signed a shoe sponsorship deal with Nike . According to the terms of the contract, he has to wear his boots for his professional matches.

Religion

His religious views are not known.

Known for

As one of the most exciting wingers in the English Premier League. His superb performances for Watford saw him land a major move to Merseyside giants Everton FC.

First football game

In July 2015, Richarlison made his professional debut with América Mineiro in a match against Mogi Mirim. He was used as a late substitute and scored in his side’s 3–1 win.

He made his first appearance for the Brazilian giants in May 2016. Fluminense in the second leg of the second round of the Copa do Brasil. He had played a role in all three of his side’s goals in the 3-3 draw with Ferroviaria.

He made his debut for Watford in a match against Liverpool in August 2017. He was brought on by Marco Silva in the second half in a 3-3 draw.

In August 2018, Richarlison made his first start for Everton in the first game of the campaign against Wolverhampton Wanderers. He scored both goals in his team’s 2–2 draw.

Strengthen

• speed
• Strength
• Technical ability
• direct run
• attack movement
• Ability to use his body to overcome opponents

weaknesses

• to make decisions
• Often tries too hard to hit players

Personal trainer

His exercise routine and diet plan are unknown.

Richarlison favorite things

• Role model – Neymar

Richarlison facts

1. He grew up in a rough and poor neighborhood of Vila Rúbia in his hometown of Nova Venécia. He sold ice cream and chocolates and washed cars for a little more money.
2. During his childhood, most of his friends sold drugs and encouraged him to sell drugs. He managed to abstain from such activities, opting for low-paying jobs instead.
3. On one occasion, believing Richarlison was a drug dealer, a man pointed a gun to his face and was trying to steal his distribution point.
4. One of his first football schools was about 9 km from his home. So he ran 9 km for his training, regardless of the weather conditions.
5. His parents separated when he was young. He moved in with his father because his mother couldn’t get him into football. However, he moved in with his mother at the age of 10 after his father moved.
6. He was involved in charitable causes in his hometown of Nova Venécia. In May 2018, he hosted a charity game in town and donated more than 3 tons of food to underprivileged residents.
7. He joined Watford FC-Fluminense in August 2017 in a deal worth £11.2million. He was close to joining Ajax but Watford agreed to include a sell-out clause in the contract, resulting in the Brazilian club agreeing a deal with the English side.
8. In his only season at Watford, he was credited as the only player in the squad to have played all 38 league games for the team.
9. In July 2018, Everton secured his services by agreeing a transfer with Watford. The club initially paid £35m with the possibility that fees would rise to £50m with add-ons, making him the most expensive player bought by the club.
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