Dele Alli Has Four Offers On The Table As One Club Makes Urgent Approach

Dele Alli reportedly has queue of clubs looking to sign him on a free transfer after a period without a contract.

Alli's last club was Serie A side Como, managed by Cesc Fabregas. He signed an 18-month deal in January 2025 and made his debut for the club two months later against AC Milan.

It was the 29-year-old's first appearance since February 2023 but it ended in disaster as Alli was sent off for a poor tackle on compatriot Ruben Loftus-Cheek.

The game was to be Alli's one and only outing for Como and his contract was terminated in September.

He had offers on the table to make a swift return to the game but no move materialised and he has spent time out of the game once again.

However, according to Fichajes, Alli could add La Liga to his CV as a quartet of clubs in the Spanish top-flight are keen on signing him.

As per the report, Alli is "carefully considering his next destination" and has Real Oviedo, Sevilla, Elche and Getafe interested - with all four coming with different proposals.

Alli has four offers on the table. Image: Getty

Elche are offering a contract for two years, with a salary close to two million euros. They believe Alli, formerly of Spurs and Everton, still has "exploitable potential".

Getafe's offer, meanwhile, will be for 18 months and that Alli could be "bringing experience and unpredictability in crucial moments".

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Elsewhere, both Sevilla and Real Oviedo both have the same idea for Alli - believing a contract until the end of the season is the way to go.

If Alli is able to prove his fitness and form, he will likely bag himself an extension.

Alli had back-to-back double figure seasons in the Premier League with Spurs. Image: Getty

Real Oviedo, who secured promotion to La Liga for the first time in 24 years last term, were the first to make an approach and are seeking "an immediate morale boost".

The club have already contacted Alli's camp and feels as though the two-time PFA Young Player of the Year can add "arrival from deep positions and the ability to take on leadership in a pressured locker room".

Oviedo are struggling at the bottom of La Liga, taking 13 points from 20 games.

While each club has a different idea of how Alli may fit in, they all agree that a switch to La Liga could be what is needed to make him "feel decisive again and prove he still has the football to compete at the highest level".