After a steady decline at Spurs, and with money tight across the division, Dele Alli’s future has never looked quite so uncertain. The excuses that once came so thick and fast have dried up, and fans are now waiting to see what plans the boy has to recapture his old form.
To add to the now 24-year-old’s discomfort comes the news from Record that coach Jose Mourinho has apparently had his eye caught by Luis Díaz, a left-sided winger has scored 14 goals and make 7 assists in his debut season at Porto.
The Colombian is likely to have increased in worth since moving for £6.5million from Junior FC last summer, but Transfermarkt still plot the 23-year-old as being worth a little under £10million, which might suit Spurs nicely.
Post Coronavirus, Tottenham in particular are set to suffer from what is likely to be a painfully slow return of supporters to the stadium, meaning that transfers will have to be funded by player sales.
If one were drawing up a short-list of dispensable talent, Dele Alli’s name would be on the list, even if were to be a short one.
His past “glory and wonder? I doubt we’ll see them days again here. my man in there tells me deles alright. At least he ain’t out there hard “drilling. The boy found his way legally yet folk still knock him.
Dele Alli does wind people up, Tappa.
Not every appreciates his glory and his wonder. Some believe him to be a massive, think skinned, no-mark, time-waster.
So fkin wot about my perceived predictability “Slander is oral when liable is written? Not in all places. I’ve handled people like you all my life mate. Easy work.
Predictably, your last post contains offensive language which is always a sign of somebody struggling to make their side of an argument. We will have to agree to disagree. By the way, slander is oral and libel is written.
God help young men with old khunts around
It is not slander to say you find somebody unlikeable. We all have our favourite players and I think he is an overpaid spoilt brat which is borne out by his petulant behaviour both on and off the pitch.
If the any decent team that we are rivalling were tempted to buy Dele then why would that be. Dele needs to be coached/allowed to get back to the player he is capable of being. Also, why is every linked player a supposed replacement, the bench/rotation/competition of players needs to improve.
Dele is one of Jose’s favourites along with his mate Eric. It’s very unlikely that either would be sold. Besides there are many ahead of him in the queue to be got rid of first.
Very “unlikeable” based on what? Who don’t like dele? Stop slander the boy man. Stick to rubbishing his present football. I am.
Not at £80 mill, that bird has flown after our much beloved chairman fu**ed it up lowballing Villa the last time.
Alli would be the first person on my list to sell. Not only overrated, but very unlikeable in my view, but what is he worth now due to his overall decline in form and post corona transfer blues?
If city could be tempted to buy him with their magic pot of gold then yes sell him. However we need homegrown players as our numbers in this area are low so this would be a good deal. Sell Ali buy the blue and white flash and a home bird. Greelish anybody.
This boy already has the blue & white hair – sign him up
Bye dele.