BREAKING NEWS:Another problem for everton

**Dele Alli Update Amid Everton Developments**

Sean Dyche has revealed that free agent Dele Alli has suffered another injury setback during training at Everton

Sean Dyche has revealed that free agent Dele Alli has suffered another injury setback during training at Everton.

The 28-year-old, whose contract expired on June 30, has continued training at Everton’s facilities to work on regaining full fitness. There had been optimism that Alli was nearing a first-team comeback after an extended injury layoff, but he remains far from ready.

Speaking to the *Daily Mail* on October 4, Dyche said: “He’s just making sure he’s fully fit. He’s had a minor setback with a muscle strain, nothing major, but considering how long he’s been out, it’s crucial to get him back to peak fitness.”

Dyche acknowledged the difficulty of Alli’s situation: “It’s not easy, but this is part of being a pro footballer. He’s had a tough run, but he seemed to be feeling better. This latest setback has been challenging for him, but he still appears in good spirits.”

**Everton’s Dilemma Over Re-Signing Dele Alli**

Offering Dele Alli a new contract presents a considerable risk for Everton due to his prolonged injury history and uncertainty surrounding his return to match fitness.

Despite his talent, Alli’s recurring injuries raise concerns about his reliability and availability, potentially leaving Everton with a high-wage player unable to contribute consistently. If Alli is to be re-signed, it would likely require a contract with significantly lower wages, reflecting his current fitness and the risks involved.

The club must weigh whether investing in a player yet to prove his recovery is worth diverting resources from more reliable squad improvements. Dyche, having observed Alli’s training regularly, will also need to get the best out of him. Hopefully, Alli can regain his fitness and become an impactful player once again.

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