Everton and Tottenham Hotspur are negotiating a revised payment structure for Dele Alli’s return to Goodison Park this summer, according to the BBC.
Alli did not hit the 20-appearance mark at Everton that would have seen Tottenham earn a £10m fee as part of the deal.
The midfielder has not played for Everton since August 2022 and has been recovering from long-term injuries.
He is currently out of contract but is recovering at Everton while hoping to earn a deal at the club this summer.
A new deal for Alli would mean that Everton would owe a significant fee to Tottenham as part of their agreement.
The two sides are negotiating a deal that could see a revised payment structure getting agreed upon.
Everton are keen to give Alli a new deal but do not want it to burn a hole in their pocket this summer.
The talks have been positive and amicable and the two clubs are hoping to reach a resolution soon.
