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Tottenham transfer news: Spurs ace Dele Alli spotted at London Fashion Week as staggering £810,000 a week Chinese Super League deal looms

England international latest to be targeted as cash-rich league look to make 20-year-old next marquee signing

TOTTENHAM star Dele Alli attends London Fashion Week whilst being the next player on the radar of the cash-rich Chinese Super League.

The interest from the Asian-based league could make Alli, 20, the highest paid player in the world - earning a mouthwatering £809,323 a week.

 Dele Alli looked sharp at London Fashion Week in smart black coat
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Dele Alli looked sharp at London Fashion Week in smart black coatCredit: Getty Images

According to , a number of Chinese clubs are mulling over a potential move for the inform midfielder who has bagged seven goals in his last four games.


You can keep track all the latest transfer rumours and gossip in the SunSport blog


The England international would follow in the footsteps of Oscar who joined Shanghai SIPG from Chelsea and Carlos Tevez who signed for Shangai Shenhua.

Whilst this astonishing transfer rumour rumbles on Alli was pictured at London Fashion Week 2017.

Spurs ace donned a long black coat with a roll neck jumper underneath with cream suede boots.

 The Tottenham star was all smiles as he made an appearance at the event
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The Tottenham star was all smiles as he made an appearance at the eventCredit: Getty Images
 The 20-year-old sat and watched on as models strutted their stuff on the catwalk
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The 20-year-old sat and watched on as models strutted their stuff on the catwalkCredit: Getty Images

Alli's stock will continue to rise and Spurs boss Mauricio Pochettino says his asset is worth at least £50m and has what it takes to become one of the world's best players.

He said: “Yes [he is a £50m player], why not? Today Dele Alli is showing a quality, a talent that it’s difficult to find in Europe at 20 years old.

“There’s no doubt he is and will be one of the best players in England in the next ten, 12 years. And England represents Europe, and maybe the world too."

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