British media talkSPORT radio reported that Ali's coach Robinson in Milton Keynes said in an interview that Ali leaving Tottenham is the right choice, and Everton is also the most suitable next home for Ali. Robinson believes Lampard is the premier League's best attacking midfielder, so Lampard knows how to coach Alli.
At the winter window transfer deadline, Ali joined Everton with zero transfer fees, and if he can play 80 games during this period, then Everton will have to pay Spurs up to 40 million pounds. After joining Tottenham Seven years ago, Ali became a hot homegrown attacking midfielder, with Levy even putting a price of £100 million on him.
In an interview with AlkSPORT Radio, Robinson said: "I think sometimes you stay in one place for a long time, the harder you try, the worse things get, sometimes you need to take a break, going to Everton is the best way to get back in shape. Alli needs to find confidence, I think every player needs that, but he needs a little bit of something external to help him. ”
"Around Ali, there's a lot of speculation and criticism, and in modern football, too many people are prone to criticize you. Everyone has their own understanding, criticizing you for not doing well here and not doing well there. Sometimes, though, it's easier for players to get along with the manager, and the manager will find the best in the player. It's fair to say that Lampard is the best attacking midfielder we've ever seen in the Premier League and he knows how to coach Alli. Robinson said.
Robinson believes that the frequent coaching changes at Tottenham in the past three years have also affected Alli's performance on the field. "Spurs have changed several coaches in the past and the formations have changed often, and these formations are correct because he is the best formation for those coaches, but these are not suitable for Ali. For Alli, leaving Spurs to join Everton is the right one, and for Alli the biggest change is that he will play for a coach who knows how he plays. ”