Richarlison asks for Lucas Moura’s shirt while supporting him for Tottenham Under 21s
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‘Can I have your shirt!?’ Brazilian striker Richarlison makes a cheeky request to his Spurs team-mate Lucas Moura after watching the striker score for Tottenham Under 21s on his return from injury.
- Tottenham Sub 21 beats Arsenal with Lucas Moura on the scoreboard
- Moura’s teammate Richarlison was on hand and even brought a poster.
- Richarlison was pictured holding a sign asking for Moura’s jersey after the game.
Richarlison was on hand to support teammate Lucas Moura’s goal for Tottenham Under 21s against north London rivals Arsenal.
In fact, the Brazilian striker went out of his way to show his support, even holding up a sign that translated as: ‘Lucas, can I have your shirt?’
Richarlison was supporting his teammate with another woman, who was holding her own sign which translated to: ‘Lucas, I came a long way just to see you. You can take a photo with me?’
Lucas Moura returned to competition and scored with Tottenham’s Sub 21 against Arsenal
Moura’s Tottenham teammate Richarlison came to support and held up a sign asking for the striker’s shirt.
After the game, Moura posted a photo of himself and Richarlison holding the signs with the caption: “Small gestures that make a difference.” Thank you very much for the support brother. God bless you always!’
The 30-year-old winger has not played for Spurs since their 4-3 win over Leeds in November and is set to leave the club.
After facing a sideline period with a hamstring injury, Moura returned to competitive action in style finding the back of the net in a 2-1 win for the Under 21 team.
Earlier this month, Sportsmail reported that Tottenham will not take up the option to extend Moura’s contract at the end of the season.
Moura has made just 11 appearances for Antonio Conte’s side this season, playing just 266 minutes of football.
His number 1 supporter, Richarlison, had also been sidelined after a hamstring injury suffered at the World Cup in Brazil.
However, the Spurs striker returned to action from the bench in the north London derby, and could lead Conte’s line against Preston in the FA Cup on Saturday, with Harry Kane a big doubt due to illness.
