Tottenham chairman Daniel Levy is prepared to sell Dele Alli in the coming weeks.
The Daily Mail says Levy will take a hardline stance with rival clubs interested in Alli ahead of the transfer deadline.
The England midfielder has been left out of the previous two matchday squads for Jose Mourinho, plunging his future into uncertainty.
Paris Saint-Germain have a concrete interest in Alli, while Inter Milan boss Antonio Conte is a long-term admirer.
But despite Alli appearing to lose his position as a first-team regular, Levy - who is a notoriously tough negotiator - will not let a player he valued at £100million only last season leave cheaply.
