Former England international Dele Alli is in the process of dissolving his image rights company, a move that is anticipated to yield him £7.6 million.

Dele Alli Promotions holds assets worth £8.3 million, although it is also subject to a corporation tax liability of £685,362.

The former Spurs midfielder, now 30 years old, is currently without a club following his departure from Italian side Como last year, where he made just one appearance.

The process of liquidation was outlined in a Declaration of Solvency as he prepares to close the business.

Alli also owns two additional companies: Future Homes Investments, which manages six rental properties worth over £1.5 million, and Dele Investments, valued at £336,267.

The player has previously discussed how a difficult upbringing contributed to his struggles with sleeping pill addiction.

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The former star has expressed regret to Tottenham fans by burning an Arsenal shirt after losing a wager.

The 30-year-old ex-England midfielder released intense footage after he was required to wear it as a forfeit for losing his EAFC 27 match against streamer iShowSpeed.

Alli suffered two consecutive defeats, with results of 7-2 and 4-2 against the American influencer, before sharing a selfie in the Gunners jersey on his Instagram Story.

He said: “Sorry Spurs fans, but a bet is a bet.”

This message included several broken heart emojis as Alli reiterated his loyalty to Arsenal’s fierce rivals after spending seven years at Tottenham.

However, the free agent midfielder quickly fixed the situation, showing up on his Twitch livestream in white overalls while attempting to burn the shirt.