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Report: Daniel Levy performs u-turn, Tottenham now ready to let player go
Daniel Levy has changed his mind, and is open to Tottenham selling midfielder Dele Alli – ahead of the January window.
Dele, 25, has been another source of frustration for Tottenham fans this season – despite a promising start. He was left out of Wednesday’s squad.
The England international started the first six Premier League games, with Nuno Espirito Santo using him in a deeper midfield role.
But having been hooked at half-time against Arsenal, Dele has since lost his place in the side. He and Harry Winks were left out of the Burnley squad.
Nuno was right, clearly, as Spurs earned a 1-0 win and a place in the last eight of the Carabao Cup. But question marks remain, on Dele.
Indeed, on Thursday morning states that Levy has refused to let Dele go – with PSG keen in the summer of 2020.
Levy refused a move then, and in January 2021. But now, it appears he has changed his tune and is willing to see the back of the ex-MK Dons man.

Dele to leave Tottenham: Where is best for England ace?
Dele needs a Jesse Lingard-like move. He needs to join a club for the second half of the season that gives him the freedom to shine, like West Ham did.
Lingard was struggling for game time, and becoming somewhat of a laughing stock at United. But he reinvigorated his England career.
Dele needs to do exactly the same – but at which Premier League club? Leeds United could do with a no.10, as could Everton.
Newcastle are likely to have the money to get him, while Aston Villa and Leicester could also do with Dele. Staying in England is key.
Any mid-table side looking to push into the top eight would love Dele – and so they should. But he must pick wisely, ahead of January.
