AliousAccording to Dr. Rajpal Brar, an injury expert, any club interested in signing Everton attacker Dele Alli this summer may choose to waive his medical examination due to his injury situation.
Brar claims that because of Alli’s lack of fitness over the past year, he may not be ready to undergo a medical exam at a new club.
Consequently, if another team is willing to sign Alli once his contract with Everton expires, they could proceed with the acquisition, but it would come with a significant risk.
In an exclusive interview with Goodison News, Brar, a physical therapist and sports scientist, commented on Alli’s situation:
“He has been injured all season, so his fitness is at an all-time low.
It’s difficult to say what his options are from a club perspective because we aren’t privy to that information.
In terms of his medical, it will be a normal physical that looks for any outliers when it comes to physical concerns, particularly with the areas of injury that kept him out.”
While Everton has confirmed that Alli can continue his rehabilitation even after his contract ends, if he finds a new team, they may want him to recover at their facilities.
So far, there has been no realistic interest shown in the England international, but circumstances could change in the coming weeks.
It’s reasonable to assume that Alli has played his last game for the Merseyside club, even though he showed signs of returning throughout the season.
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