Tottenham Coach Jose Mourinho has put midfielder Dele Alli up for sale, MySportDab reports.
According to Transfer Expert Fabrizio Romano, Mourinho believes the England international is surplus to requirements after the arrival of Gareth Bale from Real Madrid.
“Dele Alli was offered to many clubs over the last few days,” Romano wrote.
“Tottenham Hotspur ready to sell him after signing Gareth Bale.
“Real Madrid rejected the loan offer by Tottenham as part of the Gareth Bale deal. PSG are now in talks with his agents and could sign him. Other clubs also interested.”
Jose Mourinho cast more doubt over Alli’s future at the Tottenham Hotspur on Sunday afternoon after he dropped him from the squad for their match against Southampton.
Mourinho was asked about Dele Alli’s future in his post-match press conference but refused to be speak about the matter.
“I’m not in charge of the market,” Mourinho said.
“I can’t answer your question on that. I can tell you that i left eight players behind.
“They are not a small group and Dele was in that group. That’s the same way a squad is a puzzle and same thing for the bench.
“I can’t play with three wingers and a playmaker and no defender. Dele is out today but he might play on Tuesday.
“I want my squad to be balanced. Yes, he can be part of a balanced squad and doesn’t need to be sacrificed.”
Tottenham resume football action on Tuesday night, when they face Leyton Orient in the Carabao Cup third round.
