Dele Alli goes on two-night binge with Tottenham season suspended due to coronavirus outbreak
TOTTENHAM’S Dele Alli spent two nights out partying when Premier League games were postponed.
The England and Spurs star, 23, was seen downing cocktails and shots at London clubs.
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Other footballers dancing and singing surrounded by scantily-clad revellers at celeb hangouts Tape, Cirque le Soir and Libertine last weekend included Kyle Walker, James Maddison, Ben Chilwell and Riyad Mahrez.
Alli, who earns £100,000-a-week, is among hundreds of players ordered to stay fit by their clubs after games were wiped out by coronavirus.
Alli and ex-teammate Kyle Walker were in the VIP area at Tape in London’s Mayfair.
An onlooker said: “It’s crazy that the first thing these players do when football is cancelled is go out to a club.”
Dele left at 3.37am with girlfriend Ruby Mae, 23, and pals.
On Sunday, he enjoyed a bottomless brunch at a hotel in the capital.
A source said: “His weekend was one hell of a bender.”
Several Premier League clubs have cancelled training sessions and ordered players to stay at home to combat coronavirus.
They have also introduced a raft of “isolation” measures to protect high-paid players from catching the disease, including banning them from public transport.
Squads have been given individual fitness programmes to follow at home.
Man City defender Aymeric Laporte this week revealed that manager Pep Guardiola has warned his team to stay in shape – and not go out in public.
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He said: “They have given us a daily training schedule. They trust in you and you have to be professional.
“We do what the club says because if the games start again, we have to be in top condition.
“You have to respect what they are telling us because it’s better for our health.”
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