DELE ALLI was spotted in the stands of the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium two years after he left the club.
Dele, 27, burst onto the scene at Spurs in 2015 at the tender age of 19 and shone bright in the Premier League as well as the Champions League.
The versatile midfielder was so instrumental that he helped the North Londoners make the Champions League final in 2019 when they were defeated 2-0 by Liverpool.
And the former England international returned to his old stomping grounds to watch Ange Postecoglou's men take on Brighton in the Premier League.
Dele watched Tottenham pick up a last-gasp 2-1 victory following Brennan Johnson's winner in the sixth minute of stoppage time.
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That was after Everton's Premier League clash against Manchester City at the Etihad.
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Tottenham fans were very happy to see their former star back in north London.
One supporter tweeted: "We love Dele, I just don’t think you understand."
Another commented: "DELE COME BACK WE NEED YOU!"
A third posted: "Always ????."
This fan said: "Dele we love you! Come back!"
And that one stated: "Things you love to see. Hope Dele is doing well."
The attacking midfielder left Tottenham in 2022 after falling down the pecking order.
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That led to a move to Everton where he looked to regain his former prowess.
But Dele struggled to recreate his magic of old and that led to a hapless loan stint at Besiktas.
The playmaker is back with the Toffees now but has been nursing a groin injury since March.
He bravely opened up in the summer about the trauma he suffered as a child.
The 37-time capped England star revealed he was sexually abused by a friend of his mother aged six.
Dele also said he dealt drugs aged eight, spent time in rehab and got an addiction to sleeping pills.
