Former Tottenham striker makes exciting Dele Alli prediction following Jose Mourinho s sacking
Dele Alli was one of the biggest losers under Jose Mourinho this season, being restricted to limited opportunities and facing a potential exit from Spurs in January
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Former Tottenham Hotspur striker Louis Saha is backing midfielder Dele Alli to bounce back and rediscover his true qualities following Jose Mourinho s exit from the north London club.
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Given that De Gea was always going to return from the birth of his daughter, a battle that has rumbled under the surface at the Theatre of Dreams all season is now coming to a head.
Solskjaer may have claimed that the debate over who is his outright No.1 would soon be fish and chip paper following Sunday s 2-1 win over the Seagulls, but that is wishful thinking.
If, as his selection on Sunday suggested, Henderson retains his trust to start Premier League matches, then almost as many column inches will be devoted to the future of De Gea this summer as are likely being lined up to report on Paul Pogba s potential transfer away from United.
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“I don’t pick players when we know there’s a risk,” Solskjaer said. “Of course there’s always a risk when you step onto the pitch and when you play football.
“But if the physios and the medical advice is that ‘this is too much of a risk to play him’, I will never ever play a player that we, in advance, know about if it’s going to make it worse or if it’s a serious one.
“Marcus joined in training this morning so let’s see how he reacts. If there’s any risk of making this worse, I’m not going to overplay him.