Richarlison admits linguistic problems have occurred as the breakthrough moves to Everton

Richarlison admitted that he was struggling with the language barrier while he was trying to settle in Everton.

The winger is in the UK for almost two seasons. He spent the last campaign with Watford after moving from his home in Brazil, to overseas, before moving to Goodison Park last summer.

However, learning English is a little difficult for the 21 year old young man.

The attacker revealed that Blues teammates had told him that his language was improving, but he hoped that his three lessons of English a week could help him to improve himself. again.

"For me, in fact, it's a big obstacle," admitted Richarlison, through an interpreter, questioned about the language barrier.

"I came here practically without English.

"But today, I've been congratulated by Jonjoe [Kenny], he says that I have improved a lot!

"I'm trying to improve, I'm going to clbades three times a week."

Richarlison, however, helped a lot in settling in the northwest.

With several Premier League teams close to one another and many important Brazilian players living in the area, the winger has been keeping in touch with them to help him remember his country.

Richarlison added: "Absolutely, we have a discussion group on" WhatsApp and we are still talking to each other, mainly because we are far from our families.

"It can be helpful to talk to each other and talk in groups, but we always talk when our teams face each other."

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Personalities such as Gabriel Jesus and Roberto Firmino are already regulars in the Champions League, but Everton's man is not jealous of their success – and actually wants his compatriots to succeed.

"No, not really, I'm happy for them if anything," commented Richarlison when asked if he was jealous of his compatriots.

"It's something that gives me great hopes for them and it helps the Brazilian national team to play at this level.

"It's only something you feel when you play against them directly that you do not want them to do well.

"I think of myself."