Richarlison rages 'the fake news has gone too far' as Tottenham star forced to release statement
Tottenham forward Richarlison has moved swiftly to dismiss fabricated claims circulating online suggesting he intended to boycott this year s World Cup due to the ongoing Middle East crisis. A manipulated image featuring the Brazilian striker appeared on X, falsely attributing to him the statement: "I won t play the World Cup until the fight is over. " The 28 year old then condemned the post as entirely false. "Just to be clear, because the fake news has gone too far: I never made that
Tottenham forward Richarlison has moved swiftly to dismiss fabricated claims circulating online suggesting he intended to boycott this year s World Cup due to the ongoing Middle East crisis. A manipulated image featuring the Brazilian striker appeared on X, falsely attributing to him the statement: "I won t play the World Cup until the fight is over. " The 28 year old then condemned the post as entirely false. "Just to be clear, because the fake news has gone too far: I never made that
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