EVERTON will attempt to renegotiate the deal with Tottenham that brought Dele Alli to the club, says boss Sean Dyche.
American firm 777 Partners are currently trying to take over the Toffees, who are currently enduring difficult times on and off the pitch.
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Dele Alli is currently sidelined for Everton after undergoing a groin operation[/caption]
Everton are yet to win in the Premier League this term while the financial situation at the club has left Dyche with a threadbare squad to choose from.
The potential return of England international Alli, 27, would no doubt provide a boost to the Blues’ attack after his recent struggles.
However, Dyche has admitted that director of football Kevin Thelwell will probably have to speak with Spurs to try and adjust the terms of the package that brought him to Goodison in January 2022 before he plays again.
Alli, who bravely opened up about his sleeping pill addiction and being sexually abused as a child this summer, has only made 13 appearances for Everton.
The Merseysiders will have to pay Spurs £10million once he plays 20 times – which could cause issues with money tight until the potential takeover is completed.