King slams Dele Alli for what he did to Everton fans as update emerges on his future

Dele Alli’s future at Everton looks bleak, according to former Everton scout Bryan King. Alli, who has not played for the club this season, was noticeably absent when the players applauded the supporters after the final home match against Sheffield United. King believes Alli needs to rediscover his passion for football and start playing again if he wants to revive his career.

Everton has allowed Alli to continue his rehabilitation at the club, but it is unlikely to lead to a new contract. King thinks Alli would need to take a significant pay cut to be considered for a new deal, and even then, the club might still be hesitant.

Alli’s absence from the end-of-season celebrations did not go unnoticed, and King was disappointed by his no-show. “Everton gave him a chance, and he didn’t take it,” King said. “The least he could have done was show up and clap the supporters. That was a poor showing from him.”

It seems Alli’s time at Goodison Park is coming to an end, and he will need to look elsewhere to revive his career. The midfielder has not played for Everton this season, and his contract expires next month. With no new deal on the horizon, Alli’s future in football is uncertain.

Everton fans are unlikely to be disappointed by Alli’s departure, as he has not contributed to the team this season. The club is looking to sign new players, including a £15.7 million international winger, and it appears Alli is not part of their plans.

In summary, Dele Alli’s future at Everton looks bleak, and he needs to rediscover his passion for football to revive his career. His absence from the end-of-season celebrations was noticed, and it seems he will not be offered a new contract by the club.