Jermaine Jenas advises Tottenham Hotspur to sell Dele Alli next summer, in order to patch up the financial hole after the stadium renovation. The 21-year-old midfielder is still under contract with Spurs until the summer of 2022, after Alli signed a contract extension in September 2016 ago. At a very young age, players purchased from MK Dons have shown quite consistent performance. He has become one of Mauricio Pochettino's mainstays. Speculation about his future began to burst, after Alli reportedly asked for a raise and Spurs are ready to approve it with 100 thousand pounds per week. The atmosphere was further compounded by Alli who fired his agent, Rob Segel. Super agents Jorge Mendes and Mino Raiola are reported to be the strongest candidates to be working with Dele Alli. It appears to have consequences about his move. But Jenas feels Spurs should do a good business by selling Alli. Considering, of course, they need fresh funds to cover expenses from the restoration of White Hart Lane which is estimated to cost 1 billion pounds. "If I would guess, I would say Dele Alli might be leaving," Jenas wrote in the GQ column. "I do not think that is something that the Spurs fans want to hear, because he is a very popular player. But if the stadium's renovation fund will put pressure on the club's finances, Dele is one of the players that Spurs should sacrifice. "" Dele is undoubtedly a brilliant player and I am sure he will go and play with other big clubs but in his game area he can replaced. "Alli joined from his childhood club MK Dons in 2015 ago, at a cost of 5 million pounds. The England international midfielder now does not look like the old Alli. He once won the PFA Palyer of the Year twice in a row. Alli has also played 22 caps with the senior England team. Meanwhile with The Lilywhites Alli has appeared as many as 131 appearances and created 41 goals and 36 assists.
