Parents of Dele Alli have not spoken to him for TWO YEARS

The parents of one of England's most talented young footballers have spoken of their heartbreak after claiming they have not seen him in two years. Dele Alli's mother Denise and father Kehinde say they 'just want their son back' and say they not seen him since he moved from Milton Keynes Dons to Tottenham Hotspur in early 2015. Dele Alli's mother Denise, pictured, said she is 'miserable' because she has not spoken to her son for two years Alli's father Kehinde, pictured with his son as a child, said he even booked a stadium tour at Tottenham's White Hart Lane to try to see his son Alli, pictured, left Milton Keynes Dons for Tottenham Hotspur in early 2015 and his parents say 'it feels like he was taken from us' The couple split up when Alli was a child but have come back together to try to re-establish their relationship with their son. Alli, pictured centre in his school days, lived abroad with his father for several years in Nigeria and the US before returning to live with his mother aged 11 to concentrate on football The £60,000-per-week footballer has broken into the England side and won the PFA Young Player of the Year Award in 2016 Mr Alli, 47, moved back to Lagos, Nigeria, in 2004, and Dele – who is a prince of the Yoruba tribe – went with him. He also moved with his father when he went to Texas, US, for work, and is even understood to have been best man at Mr Alli's wedding when he re-married in 2006, before returning to the UK aged 11 to live with his mother and focus on his football.