RICHARLISON left the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium in TEARS after picking up an injury against Everton.<br /><br />The Brazilian made his way out of the ground on crutches and is now a major doubt for the World Cup.<br /><br />The Brazilian was replaced by Yves Bissouma in the 52nd minute after picking up a calf injury.<br /><br />And the emotion was all too much for him as he spoke in Portuguese on his way out of the ground.<br /><br />With just under six weeks to go until Brazil kick off their World Cup campaign, his tournament now looks to be in doubt.<br /><br />Richarlison went down injured in the Everton box just after half-time.<br /><br />He massaged his calf with a pained expression on his face as the Spurs medics rushed on to tend to him.<br /><br />The decision was quickly made that the 25-year-old could not continue against his former club.<br /><br />Richarlison bit on his shirt in frustration and looked emotional after being forced off.<br /><br />Spurs gaffer Antonio Conte looked worried as Richarlison hobbled off, and the Italian confirmed the forward will have a scan on Sunday.<br /><br />Conte said on the extent of the problem: "We don't know, we hope it is not so serious he felt a problem in his calf.<br /><br />"He will have an MRI to understand it tomorrow, we hope it is not serious."<br /><br />Brazil kick off their World Cup campaign with a Group G clash against Serbia on November 24th.<br /><br />Richarlison was likely to be in the squad having featured in the two friendlies against Ghana and Tunisia last month.<br /><br />Manager Tite will now be sweating over the fitness of the £60million forward.<br /><br />Richarlison had started the home clash against Everton with Dejan Kulusevski sidelined.<br /><br />The Swedish winger has now missed the last five games with a hamstring injury.<br /><br />Harry Kane gave Spurs the lead from the spot after being tripped by England team-mate Jordan Pickford.<br /><br />Pierre-Emile Hojbjerg then sealed the points with a deflected effort four minutes time.
