According to the Daily Mail, Tottenham attacking midfielder Dele Alli could be switching agents soon.
The footballing affairs of the 21-year-old have been managed by Rob Segal since his MK Dons days, but things could be changing soon as Dele believes it’s high time he moved beyond his £60,000-a-week deal.
The decision of the England international would go a long way in determining his Tottenham future, and a move away is most likely if the club don’t agree to hand him an improved contract sooner or later.
Since exploding on to the Premier League scene and winning back-to-back PFA Young Player of the Year awards, big clubs home and abroad have kept tabs on Alli.
Should he successfully change agents, or even fail to, offers will be made next summer once he drops another hint at willing to leave north London.
Left-back Danny Rose has already done that, and despite the likes of Harry Kane and Hugo Lloris earning around £100,000 weekly, it’s believed the former is also worth much more than he’s currently earning, just like a lot of Tottenham’s XI.
The Mancunian clubs, Chelsea, Barcelona, Real Madrid and Paris Saint-Germain are all reportedly interested in Alli’s services, and Spurs have a big struggle on their hands as far as keeping their prized asset beyond next summer goes.
The youngster also wants trophies like every other ambitious player, and a lot of sides are able to offer him that and money aplenty.
