Harry Kane and Son Heung-Min of Tottenham Hotspur have sent a message to Dele Alli of Everton after the 27-year-old recently delivered a painful and candid interview to Manchester United veteran Gary Neville.
Kane and Heung-Min were previous teammates of Alli's when he played for Tottenham.
During his time at Tottenham, Alli was one of the finest prospects in English football, but his fall from glory has been pretty remarkable.
Alli is back at Everton after a trying loan stint at Besiktas.
In his conversation with Neville on The Overlap Show, Alli shared some astounding details about his life.
He said that he dealt narcotics, was sexually raped when he was six, and was punished by being transferred to Africa.
Reacting to Alli’s interview, Son wrote on his Instagram story: “Your brave words will help so many people. Proud of you, mate.”
Kane said, “Proud of @dele_official for speaking out and sharing his experience to try and help others.”
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