What happens to Dele Alli? Brilliant in his debut at Tottenham and courted by the whole of Europe in 2018, the British attacking midfielder subsequently completely disappeared from the radar. The fault lies with a failing physique as well as an addiction to sleeping pills which led him to rehab, two elements which drastically slowed down the native of Milton Keynes in his momentum. Victim of a muscle tear, the Everton player has not played since March. As his convalescence comes to an end, the England international (37 caps, 3 goals) could soon make his comeback.
At a time when the Toffees are fighting to ensure their retention in the English elite at the end of the current season, Sean Dyche has given news of Dele Alli, suggesting that he would like to count on his services at the dawn of the new year. “He is fine. He’s back on the field thanks to sports science and fitness. He is doing football-related exercises, but the real freedom to come and join us is not there yet. Hopefully over the next week it will start to slowly blend in. “He’s still got a bit of a way to go because he’s been out for a long time, he needs a game program. But to have him back with us would be really nice for him because he’s been so unlucky.”declared the English technician, comments reported by The Sun.
