Everton midfielder Dele Alli is determined to make a comeback next season after being sidelined with injuries for over a year. Despite his struggles with mental health and childhood abuse, the 28-year-old remains focused on returning to action and eventually representing England in the 2026 World Cup.
Alli has openly spoken about his setbacks, including his difficulties finding form at Everton after transferring from Tottenham Hotspur in 2022. A loan spell at Besiktas did not yield the desired results, but Alli remains optimistic about his future in football. With his contract at Everton set to expire this summer, he is determined to recover from his injuries and get back on the field.
In an interview after Everton’s heavy defeat to Chelsea, Alli expressed his disappointment at being unable to play football for an extended period. However, he remains committed to working hard and proving his worth as a player. His ultimate goal is to represent England at the 2026 World Cup, and he acknowledges the doubts surrounding his ability to make a strong comeback after a year out. But he is determined to prove his critics wrong with a strong mindset and clear focus on recovery.
As Everton prepares for their next game against Nottingham Forest at Goodison Park, Alli’s determination and focus will be crucial as he works towards making a successful return to the game. His teammates and fans alike will be watching closely as he continues on his journey towards full recovery and achieving his goals in football.