Richarlison has now played his first Tottenham match as they beat a K League XI 6-3 in South Korea on their pre-season tour.
The Brazilian started the game, which was his maiden run-out since completing his move from Everton.
The Athletic report that he wasted no time in showing his commitment to his new colours by screaming at the referee during the first half.
Richarlison was not happy with a challenge on his countryman Lucas Moura and did not hesitate to let the official know about it.

Richarlison plays first Tottenham match
“Today, I’ve seen a lot of positive things about Richy,” Conte said of his new signing after the game.
“The first half he played like a number nine and the second half he played on the right, behind the striker. I think he can play in all these three positions.
“I think he is strong physically and a good personality; good character, good quality. Also in this period, he is working and we are working on the tactical aspects with him, because he has to go into our idea. At the same time, we have to work on the physical aspects, for him to be fit.
“But for sure he is a player that gives me important positions (options) up front. He’s a good player, strong and very good to protect the ball and attack the space. Also, he made a good assist (sending Son through for a chance that led to a red card and Kane scoring from the resulting free kick), I’m very happy that we signed him.”

Richarlison played for 75 minutes yesterday and none of his Spurs teammates played for longer, which suggests he is in good condition.
As Conte said, he will need time to adjust to the team’s tactical requirements but his versatility gives the Italian options he did not have last season.
He is the kind of player fans love when he is in their colours – but perhaps not so much when he is the pantomime villain for a rival – and he has shown that already.
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