FORMER England star Dele Alli is shutting down his image rights company but is expected to net £7.6 million from the decision.

Dele Alli Promotions holds £8.3 million in assets, yet it has a corporation tax liability of £685,362.

The former Spurs midfielder, now 30, remains without a club after being released by Italian team Como last year, where he made only one appearance.

The liquidation details were outlined in a Declaration of Solvency as he moves to close the business.

Dele also possesses two additional companies — Future Homes Investments, which owns six rental properties valued at over £1.5 million, and Dele Investments, which is valued at £336,267.

The player has shared before about how his traumatic childhood led him to develop an addiction to sleeping pills.

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

The 30-year-old ex-England midfielder posted fiery footage after being compelled to wear it as a penalty for losing his EAFC 27 bout against streamer iShowSpeed.

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

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

This was accompanied by several broken heart emojis as Alli reiterated his allegiance to Arsenal’s fierce rivals after spending seven years with Tottenham.

But the free agent midfielder quickly made amends, appearing on his Twitch livestream in white overalls while attempting to ignite the shirt.