Once one of the best players in Premier League betting, Dele Alli has endured a demise from the days of being a star at Tottenham and an England regular.

For a period, he looked set to play a decade-plus for the Three Lions and ascend to become a world star. His career has taken a very different path, however, with Alli falling out of favour at Spurs and failing to make an impact at Everton.

Born in 1996, there is time for Alli to turn his career around. As it stands, though, his career risks being a what-could-have-been after exploding onto the scene following his transfer to Tottenham from MK Dons.

After an underwhelming stint in Turkish Süper Lig betting with Besiktas, Alli has not appeared for Everton in the 2023-24 season. 

Net Worth

Dele Alli net worth is thought to be comfortably north of £10 million. Some sites go as far as the £20 million mark. Such is the timing of Alli’s career, his net worth is not as far behind someone like Dennis Bergkamp as you might expect.

Back in 2018, it was reported Alli made over £2 million in off-field income, including a boot deal with Adidas.

Alli became a part of CAA, who helped him to monetise his celebrity status. Alli had a partnership with BooHoo, and he has used his sizeable Instagram account to market products in the past. 

In 2019, Alli agreed a deal with SecretLab, a company which manufactures gaming chairs. Alli’s love of gaming has long been public knowledge, and the organisation were pleased to be partnering with an elite sportsperson.

The company’s chief executive, Ian Alexander Ang, said, "The perception that gamers only consist of nerdy boys in the basement is no longer true.

"We want to be part of the movement to educate the public on this, and partnering with an elite sportsman like Dele is our way of doing so."

It will be interesting to see what Alli's wages are like over the next couple of years -- his career earnings could be a long way shy of what he might have expected a few seasons ago.

Contract

Dele Alli is currently in the final season of a three-year contract with Everton. The deal is worth £100,000 per week. There are 101 players earning more than Alli per week in 2023-24 -- he is, however, on the same salary as Eberechi Eze, Ederson, and Andrew Robertson.

Upon signing Alli (and Donny van de Beek), Everton manager Frank Lampard cited the importance of having players with something to prove, which Alli certainly did after becoming no more than a backup at Tottenham.

Lampard said, "In terms of our business with Donny and Dele, they’re separate cases. I just look at the player and the person and I had conversations with them both.

"They’re both very, very talented players. I’ve come up against them in the past and was very impressed with them. Sometimes it’s good to get players in who have a point to prove."

This isn’t Alli’s first big contract. He signed a six-year extension with Tottenham back in 2018. 

Both Spurs and Everton will have regretted those contract decisions, though. Which teams will take a chance on Alli as a free agent?

Transfers

Dele Alli joined Everton from Tottenham in the 2022 January transfer window.

This move kept Alli involved in Premier League predictions when he could have gone elsewhere, presenting him with a chance to partner with former England midfielder Frank Lampard.

The Toffees spent a sizeable fee on Alli, which could have risen to £40 million. Lampard’s presence clearly played a major part in Alli opting to move to Goodison Park.

Alli said, "I'm very excited, a bit tired from the long day but we got there in the end. I'm delighted.

"I've had a few good conversations with him [Lampard] already, he's a player I admired through his whole career watching him. I'm pleased to work with him, it's very exciting, I'm sure we can do great things together.

"I just want to be happy playing football. Working with Lampard, and the great players Everton have got, is a great opportunity for me to do that. I'm excited to go there, show the fans what I can do, and help the club as much as I can."

Unfortunately, it joins a long list of failed Everton transfers. Alli departed Merseyside on loan in the summer of 2022, joining Turkish club Besiktas.

The move could become permanent depending on Alli’s performance level, but Besiktas will pay just a small portion of his contract.

Besiktas fans gave Alli a very warm welcome, and he got off to a strong start with a goal against Ankaragucu to end his 13-month drought.

Former Tottenham and England teammate Eric Dier believed Alli was pleased to be able to turn over a new leaf in Turkey.

"I spoke to him after his first game. I think he is happy to have a new challenge, somewhere fresh. I think he is excited by a new experience from a life point of view as well and all I heard were positive things from him.

"He is young. 26. I think we all know in football things can change very quickly for anyone at any time so everything is possible. It is just up to us as individuals."

The move to Besiktas did not resurrect Alli's career as he hoped. In 2023, he opened up on The Overlap podcast about childhood trauma, addiction issues, and mental health struggles. He entered rehab after leaving Besiktas. 

Como

Dele Alli didn't take the field in 2023/24. After several months without a club after the expiry of his Everton contract, the former England international agreed an 18-month pact with Serie A side Como in January 2025.

Como manager Cesc Fabregas tried to manage expectations, even suggesting Alli might not play until the 2025/26 campaign.

Alli was an unused substitute on March 2 for Como's match against Roma.

Career Statistics

  • MK Dons 2011-15 – 88 appearances, 24 goals

  • Tottenham 2015-22 – 269 appearances, 67 goals

  • Everton 2022-present – 13 appearances, no goals

  • Besiktas 2022-present – 15 appearances, 3 goals

  • England 2015-19 – 37 caps, three goals

Career Honours

  • MK Dons Young Player of the Year – 2013-14

  • Football League Young Player of the Month – August 2014

  • Football League Young Player of the Year – 2014-15 

  • BBC Goal of the Season – 2015-16 

  • PFA Young Player of the Year – 2015-16, 2016-17

  • Premier League Player of the Month – January 2017

  • PFA Team of the Year – League One 2014-15, Premier League 2015-16, Premier League 2016-17


*Credit for all photos in this article belongs to Alamy*

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  • Jamie Redknapp is a Sky Sports pundit and former England international

  • Redknapp played for Bournemouth, Liverpool, Tottenham and Southampton

  • So... how much is Jamie Redknapp actually worth?


Whether you’re regularly checking out football betting pages or a casual Premier League fan, it’s hard to miss Jamie Redknapp these days.

 
Per year €1,885,773.47 £1,599,956
Per month €157,147 £133,329
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Per day €5,166 £4,383
Per hour €215 £182
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Since you've been viewing this page, Jamie Redknapp has earned
 


Redknapp is a regular on Sky Sports’ live football coverage, and even if you’re not tuning in for a match, he often pops up on other shows. 

We’ve already covered Harry Redknapp net worth, so let’s take a look at Jamie’s net worth and life so far.

Jamie Redknapp Net Worth

Jamie Redknapp net worth is estimated to be around £12 million. Some sites claim Redknapp is closer to the £5 million mark, however.

The former England international obviously earned plenty in his playing career. Still, Premier League wages were in a different ballpark altogether compared to the hundreds of thousands per week so many earn now.

Of course, Redknapp has had plenty of income since hanging up his boots too as both a pundit on Sky Sports and a panellist on A League Of Their Own.

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Like so many sportspeople, Redknapp also released one of the best sports autobiographies, which will have helped to boost his net worth further.

Is Jamie Redknapp Married?

Jamie Redknapp’s wife is Frida Andersson. The couple tied the knot in London in October 2021, and welcomed their first child a month later.

Redknapp has two children from his first marriage to Louise Nurding. Both of the boys have taken a keen interest in rugby in their early years and have frequently appeared on both Jamie’s and Louise’s Instagram feeds.

Jamie spoke about co-parenting on a podcast following his divorce from Louise. The former midfielder said, "It’s never easy but you have to make sure the kids come first and foremost and you make sure that you’re there to support them as much as possible."

He also was quoted in Hello! Magazine talking about parenting after the break up.

"I'm very fortunate I've got two great boys. When you co-parent, it's something you have to do together and make sure you're both pulling the right way. Louise does a great job with the boys. We do the best we can and try to be tough but fair."

Who Is Jamie Redknapp's Dad?

Jamie Redknapp is the son of former Tottenham and West Ham manager Harry Redknapp.

Jamie is also the cousin of Chelsea icon Frank Lampard, and has often been in the awkward position of analysing Lampard’s performances as both a player and manager from the Sky Sports studio.

Jamie and Harry launched a television show together in 2021, entitled ‘Redknapp’s Big Night Out’.

It’s not the first time they’ve appeared on screen together, of course, with Harry joining Jamie for an episode of A League Of Their Own back in 2016, and they featured on Ant & Dec’s Saturday Night Takeaway after Harry’s I’m A Celebrity win.

Harry spoke to OK! about working on a project with Jamie.

He said, “When Jamie said he wanted me to do it, I was up for it. It’s better to work with people you know, especially your son, so I’m really looking forward to it…

“We have a great relationship. I could count on one hand the times that I’ve had a cross word with Jamie. We’ve always got on well.

"I talk to him almost every day and we play golf together when we can. And I’ve been very lucky to follow his career.”

Harry also recounted their cameo on Saturday Night Takeaway, having clearly enjoyed the experience.

“It’s right up my street as I do love playing tricks on people, so I can’t tell you how much I enjoyed that. That’s my type of humour. So I’d love to do a show where you wind people up and prank them. I’m ready for something like that.”

Jamie Redknapp Playing Career

Initially with Tottenham as a youth player, Jamie Redknapp made a bold decision to turn down a contract offer from the north London club. He instead opted to sign with Bournemouth, who were managed by his Dad.

Having caught the eye of Kenny Dalglish, however, Redknapp didn’t last long with the Cherries.

He quickly became one of the expensive teenagers in the world, signing for Liverpool in 1991. Redknapp spent the vast majority of his career at Anfield, clocking over 300 appearances for the club over more than a decade.

A technically gifted midfielder, Redknapp was an integral player for Liverpool for a prolonged period, but a knee injury meant he missed all of their treble winning campaign.

His comeback was short-lived unfortunately as injury struck again. Redknapp then made a return to Tottenham on a free transfer, but made just 49 appearances over three seasons.

Half a season with Southampton was blighted by fitness concerns, and Redknapp announced his retirement at the age of 31 on the advice of medical specialists.

  • Bournemouth (1990-91) – 21 appearances, zero goals

  • Liverpool (1991-2002) – 308 appearances, 41 goals

  • Tottenham (2002-05) – 49 appearances, four goals

  • Southampton (2005) – 17 appearances, one goal

  • England (1995-99) – 17 caps, one goal

Sky Sports Pundit

Beginning his punditry career in 2004 as part of BBC’s European Championships coverage, Jamie Redknapp took up a full-time role with Sky soon after his retirement in 2005.

Since then, Redknapp’s pre-match, half-time and post-match analysis has been a staple for those live betting on the Premier League.

Alongside his on-screen work both as a pundit and occasionally on Sky Sports News, Redknapp has also worked as a columnist on the Sky Sports website and with the Daily Mail.


*Credit for the images in this article belongs to Alamy*

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He covers most sports, including cricket and Formula One. Sam particularly enjoys those on the other side of the Atlantic Ocean – notably MLB and NBA.

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Having been writing for several years, Sam has been working with 888Sport since 2016, contributing multiple articles per week to the blog.

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