Everton is "not sufficient" to match Dele Alli's playing style, as per Neil Warnock, with the midfielder much more qualified to any semblance of Liverpool or Manchester City. The ex-director gave his view on the previous Tottenham star as he spent the fourth back-to-back game watching from the seat for the Toffees, who asserted a fundamental win over Manchester United toward the end of the week. Following his exchange for Spurs in January, Everton should pay £20million once Dele plays one more 14 games for the club - having marked him on an underlying free exchange - yet that count feels quite far off now. For Warnock, Frank Lampard's team is essentially not ready to take advantage of his natural abilities with the two Premier League title rivals but rather the best clubs to return Dele to being "one amazing player". "Whenever I take a gander at Dele, I feel frustrated about him," Warnock told Sky Sports, as cited by HITC. "Everton isn't a team adequate or sufficiently able to give him the ball in the right regions. "You play him off [Dominic] Calvert-Lewin. Play him off the striker and give him the ball in the areas. In any case, they don't do that. They are under the cosh constantly. They pass it in senseless regions and don't play them balls into feet and get sprinters, which he is great at. "I believe in the event that you put him into Liverpool or Man City's group, you would get quite a player out of him."

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