The January transfer window is set to open in a couple of weeks, allowing Tottenham Hotspur to part ways with players who have no future with manager Antonio Conte. According to The Athletic, Spurs are allowing midfielder Dele Alli to leave.
Alli started well this season under former manager Nuno Espirito Santo, but under Conte, the 25-year-old appears to be less involved and doesn’t seem to be part of the future.
In the past, chairman Daniel Levy refused to let Dele leave amid interest for the midfielder. However, it seems as though the managing director of football, Fabio Paratici, has convinced Levy to part ways with the England international.
Furthermore, Levy and Tottenham might have to accept the reality that no club is willing to spend a sum on Dele. As a result, they’ll have to be content with a loan and hope he can rediscover his former elsewhere and sell him since Dele is under contract until 2024.