The British Mirror reported that Tottenham Hotspur star Anderton said that now Ali chooses to transfer, which is the best choice for the players themselves and for The Spurs club. Anderton believes that now that Ali is far away from first-team football, he must find a place where he can play steadily every week and then prove his ability to Southgate.
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Anderton played for Tottenham from 1992 to 2004, was the absolute core of Tottenham at the time, and was also the international of England, scoring 48 goals in 358 appearances for Spurs. Speaking of Ali, who can only serve as a substitute under Conte, Anderton made it clear that Ali needed to leave Tottenham, and now he has no strength in North London.
"I think Alli's choice to move, against Tottenham, for the players themselves, is the best choice. Now Ali needs to play, he needs to play, he needs to prove his ability to Southgate through the game. Anderton hopes Ali doesn't continue to waste time on Tottenham's bench. In pochettino's later years in charge, Ali has gradually become mediocre. After Mourinho took office, Ali also briefly shone, and then spent time on the bench. After Nuno's class, Conte also gave Ali a starting chance, but Ali did not take advantage of it.
Anderton said: "Ali is obsolete now, not the same he was. I would like to see Alli score goals and assists on the pitch, not on social media. Alli should be a key player in a team, and at this age, he should be one of the best stars in the world. But it's impossible now, why is that, I don't know, but I think it's a good thing for him to start the transition now. ”
The British media also disclosed that Levi was indeed willing to let Ali go this winter. At present, Everton and Newcastle, as well as the German club, are interested in signing Alli, but Levy waited until January 20 before finally deciding to let Ali go.