Sources: Tottenham windfall update emerges as Dele Alli may seal permanent transfer to Euro club

Tottenham will not be owed anything from Everton from Dele Alli’s potential move to Como, Tottenham News has learned.

The English attacking midfielder moved to Goodison Park in 2022 under the condition that the Toffees would have to pay Spurs £10million once Alli makes 20 appearances for them.

However, as he only made 13 and became a free agent in the summer, Tottenham News understands that they stand to make nothing from his move to the Merseyside club.

Dele Alli played the best football of his career at Tottenham

Tottenham News has also learned that there was a 25 per cent sell-on clause included by Spurs but as Alli may join Como [The Standard, 17 December] on a free transfer, that would see the North London side making nothing.

There even were talks over renegotiating the clause in November 2023 which would’ve seen Everton paying slightly less for the 28-year-old but an agreement was reached in July 2024 which saw the Lilywhites surrendering the previously agreed bonus. [The Mirror]

The Englishman made 269 appearances for Spurs in all competitions, scoring 67 goals and providing 58 assists.

His best time in North London came under Mauricio Pochettino who took his game to the next level.

Alli was signed from MK Dons and hit the ground running in the Premier League to become one of the best young players in the world.

Unfortunately, due to fitness and form issues, he failed to elevate his game and become a consistent performer for multiple seasons.

In other Tottenham news, an update has emerged on Guglielmo Vicario after his recent injury setback.

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