Former Tottenham defender could reunite with Dele Alli under Arsenal and Chelsea legend

Dele Alli and Davinson Sanchez could star alongside each other in top flight football once again after their partnership at Tottenham. The duo spent five seasons together at Spurs before their respective exits in 2022 and 2023. Alli has made one appearance for Como, in which he was sent offGetty Alli joined Everton for two years, with a difficult loan spell at Besiktas coming in the 2022/23 campaign before he became a free agent. He joined Como in January and was part of the squad that finished 10th in Serie A following their promotion a year prior. The attacking midfielder is contracted at the Italian club until 2026 and could be reunited with Sanchez ahead of next season. Como are in talks with Galatasaray over a move for the centre-back, as reported by Sacha Tavolieri. A deal could cost them €18million [£15.6million] with an extra €2m [£1.7m] in add-ons. Sanchez is a two-time Turkish Super Lig winner with Galatasaray and has made 76 appearances for them in all competitions. The 29-year-old has also won the Turkish Cup and Turkish Super Cup since signing in September 2023. A move to Como would see him follow nine other signings hoping to make an impact under Arsenal and Chelsea legend Cesc Fabregas. Jesus Rodriguez has been their biggest arrival this summer in a €22.5m [£19.5m] move from Real Betis. Ignace Van Der Brempt, Alex Valle, Martin Baturina, Fellipe Jack, Luca Mazzitelli, Jayden Addai, Nicolas Kuhn and Maximo Perrone are also in. Como could host a reunion between Alli and Sanchez this summerGetty Sanchez has been a huge hit in the Turkish top flightGetty Fabregas is heading into his second season as Como bossGetty Alli and Sanchez made 188 appearances together for Spurs across all competitions. Both were part of the squad that reached the Champions League final in 2019, although only Alli played in the 2-0 defeat to Liverpool. They have also played against each other on two occasions. The first came during the 2022 World Cup when England overcame Colombia in the round of 16 on penalties. Alli then faced his former club Spurs with Everton in 2022, although was on the losing side as Sanchez and co. won 5-0.

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Dele Alli and Davinson Sanchez could star alongside each other in top flight football once again after their partnership at Tottenham.

The duo spent five seasons together at Spurs before their respective exits in 2022 and 2023.

Alli joined Everton for two years, with a difficult loan spell at Besiktas coming in the 2022/23 campaign before he became a free agent.

He joined Como in January and was part of the squad that finished 10th in Serie A following their promotion a year prior.

The attacking midfielder is contracted at the Italian club until 2026 and could be reunited with Sanchez ahead of next season.

Como are in talks with Galatasaray over a move for the centre-back, as reported by Sacha Tavolieri.

A deal could cost them €18million [£15.6million] with an extra €2m [£1.7m] in add-ons.

Sanchez is a two-time Turkish Super Lig winner with Galatasaray and has made 76 appearances for them in all competitions.

The 29-year-old has also won the Turkish Cup and Turkish Super Cup since signing in September 2023.

A move to Como would see him follow nine other signings hoping to make an impact under Arsenal and Chelsea legend Cesc Fabregas.

Jesus Rodriguez has been their biggest arrival this summer in a €22.5m [£19.5m] move from Real Betis.

Ignace Van Der Brempt, Alex Valle, Martin Baturina, Fellipe Jack, Luca Mazzitelli, Jayden Addai, Nicolas Kuhn and Maximo Perrone are also in.

Alli and Sanchez made 188 appearances together for Spurs across all competitions.

Both were part of the squad that reached the Champions League final in 2019, although only Alli played in the 2-0 defeat to Liverpool.

They have also played against each other on two occasions.

The first came during the 2022 World Cup when England overcame Colombia in the round of 16 on penalties.

Alli then faced his former club Spurs with Everton in 2022, although was on the losing side as Sanchez and co. won 5-0.