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Dele Alli was one of Tottenham's four first team outgoings in the January transfer window, but their only permanent one. The midfielder was struggling to find a regular spot in Antonio Conte's starting XI and it seemed best for both parties for him to move on.

However, the 25-year-old hasn't yet found much luck at his new club yet and has watched his new side from the bench in the last three games. Dele had featured in every match before that since his arrival, but is yet to play 90 minutes under Frank Lampard.

Ahead of Everton's 3-2 defeat to Burnley on Wednesday, the Toffees boss had explained what the former Tottenham man needed to do, in order to get game time. "Train well, stay focused and show me in training – as all the players have to – that he is ready to play."

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One of the reasons Dele moved is likely to be for regular game time, which he is still not getting. Tammy Abraham is a player who, after a number of loan moves, made the permanent transfer from Chelsea to Roma last summer.

In his first season