British media tbrfootball reported that British football star and former Premier League champion striker Sutton believes that Ali, who is still unable to play against Watford, has come to an end in his days at Tottenham. Sutton advised Ali that if he wanted to continue his career, it was best to transfer.
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The 25-year-old Ali has gradually been reduced to a substitute in the late years of Nuno's coaching. After Conte joined Tottenham, Ali also did not get too good a chance. In the match against Liverpool, due to the impact of the epidemic on Tottenham Hotspur, Ali was given a starting opportunity and performed extremely well. However, in the match against Southampton, Ali, who started the game, played in a sluggish performance and was replaced halfway through. Against Watford, Conte didn't send Alli when the team desperately needed to score. Ali could only see Sanchez's kill on the bench, along with Ndombele Doherti.
Previously, the British media revealed that Newcastle, which is fighting for relegation, intends to loan Ali in the winter window. However, the Magpies proposed a clause that the team could buy out Ali after the relegation was successful, and Tottenham Chairman Levi did not agree to such a clause. As early as last winter window, Paris Saint-Germain was very close to Alli on loan, and Mourinho nodded to allow the players to leave, but eventually Levy called off the trade.
Commenting on Ali's current situation at Tottenham, Sutton said: "In terms of Tottenham's career, I think his days at Tottenham are running out and I don't know if Ali has lost the hunger of the game. In Sutton's opinion, Ali's best bet is to move away from Tottenham and find a freshness to the game.
Winks, who was not reused in Mourinho and his men, regained Conte's trust through his performances in recent games. Conte has publicly stated that Winks is a player to rely on, and in the match against Watford, Winks was also the first player to be replaced.