Denise Ali, accused of alcoholism and abandonment by her son, assures us that everything mentioned in a conversation with Gary Neville is false. Among various warnings, he said the player “hasn’t been adopted by anyone”. Additionally, he pointed out that while he claimed to have started using drugs at an early age, he was in fact in private school.
“At the age of seven, I started smoking; when I was eight, I started selling drugs. An elderly person told me that she wouldn’t stop a child on a bicycle, so I rode with my soccer ball, then underneath I carried the substances. At eleven o’clock they hung me from a bridge. He was a guy from the neighborhood next door “, underlined Dele Alli a few days ago, in an interview which shocked the world.
In conversation with Gary Neville, the footballer recounted the most complex passages of his life, where he even had to deal with a case of sexual abuse that occurred in his childhood, in addition to struggling with depression: “It was when I was six years old, a friend of my mother, who was often at home. “, he commented on the incident.
His story caused a stir, but it didn’t stop there. Now his birth mother Denise Alli, who has been accused of alcoholism, has come out to deny the story and said her son was ‘brainwashed’. “Dele was never adopted by anyone. At the age of seven, he attended one of the best schools in Lagos (Nigerian). He was never sent to Africa to discipline him. This is a blatant lie. He had a driver who picked him up from school every day. “, he underlined in dialogue with OJB Sport. Moreover, he claimed to have “all the documents and photos of Dele with his father since he was born.
In this sense, he referred to the alleged relationship the footballer had with his father, Kenny, who had completed his master’s degree at the time and returned to the Nigerian capital: “I used to take Dele all over Nigeria. We have worked very hard to be what we are today. Nobody took him to Nigeria as a punishment,” he said.
Although her parents separated, the woman claimed to have a good relationship with each other. At the age of 11, Dele found himself in the UK. His father, meanwhile, married another woman and moved to the United States, promising to meet when he settles in the North American country.
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At the age of 13, he took his first steps in British football, which is why he met the Hickford family. In his story, the player recognizes in them those who adopted him and helped him out of the troubled life he was leading.
According to Ojb Sport, Dele and Harry, the son of the family, started together at MK Dons: “Dele started training at MK Dons five days a week. Afterwards, for convenience, he started staying with his best friend during the week before going home on the weekend,” Denise shared of the situation.
Denise reiterated that her son slandered and lied to her on various topics: “They said I suffered from alcoholism and I left him because I couldn’t take care of him, but that’s a lie . I wanted to give him the best chance to achieve his dream, but he was still my son and I was there for him whenever he needed me. “, underlined the woman. “He was never sent to Nigeria for punishment. He said he started using drugs at the age of eight, when he was then in a private school in Nigeria. concluded.
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