According to Sky Sports’ Alan Myers, Dele Alli’s frustration with Everton’s contract offer has reached a boiling point, making his exit from the club inevitable. Myers believes Alli deserves to play in the Champions League, a level of competition that Everton is currently unable to offer.

“Dele Alli is a player who should be playing in the Champions League,” Myers said. “He has the talent, the skill, and the ambition to compete at the highest level. Everton’s contract offer is a slap in the face, considering his value to the team and his desire to succeed.”

Alli’s current contract expired on June 30, and negotiations over a new deal have broken down. The midfielder has been seeking a significant improvement in his terms, but Everton’s offer has fallen short of his expectations.

“Dele feels undervalued and unappreciated by the club,” a source close to the player revealed. “He wants to play for a team that shares his ambition and is willing to invest in his future. Everton’s limited vision and lack of commitment have made it clear that it’s time for him to move on.”

With Alli’s exit now seemingly inevitable, Myers believes that Everton will struggle to replace his talent and creativity. “Losing Dele Alli will be a massive blow to Everton,” Myers said. “He is a game-changer, and his departure will leave a huge void in the team.”