Dele Alli
The 20-year-old dropped his surname ‘Alli’ from being worn on match shirts, and has reportedly not seen his family in years, having refusing to see them. His mum, dad and sister have both recently begged the former MK Dons man to get in touch with them, insisting they are not after his money. Dele Alli has caught the attention of world football after stunning displays at White Hart Lane, and has already notched up 14 goals in all competitions this season.
Dele Alli is a professional footballer that plays for Tottenham Hotspur and has represented England at international level on 15 occasions, scoring twice. He came through the youth set-up at Milton Keynes Dons, joining them when he was 11-years-old before making his professional debut with the club as a 16-year-old in 2012. He signed for Spurs in the winter transfer window in 2015, where he was loaned back the Dons for the remainder of the campaign. After his first year in the Premier League, he picked up the PFA Young Player of the Year award as well as being included in the PFA Team of the Year for netting ten times in the top flight.
Emmanuel Adebayor
Former Arsenal, Manchester City and Real Madrid striker, Emmanuel Adebayor, has given an update on the rift going on between him and members of his family.
The Togolese striker recently went public to reveal some of his personal issues with his family which at some point affected his playing career.
Adebayor had in 2015 accused his family members including his mother and sister of witchcraft.
The former Crystal Palace striker also took to Facebook to offer series of insight into his family life, where he lamented the ungrateful attitude of his family members, whom he claimed wanted to bring him down.
The striker, who now plays for Istanbul Basaksehir in Turkey, has spoken exclusively to the BBC about the controversy, where he said he made the right decision to go public about his personal problems.
In the interview, the football star who in 2011 joined Real Madrid on loan from Manchester City believes he could have sealed a permanent switch to the Spanish giant but he learned that his late brother sent a letter to the club, urging them not to sign him.
Adebayor said he does not talk to his family anymore, because they never cared about him except for his money.
Mario Balotelli
Mario Balotelli was born in Palermo, Sicily as the son of Ghanaian immigrants. 1993, when he was three, Balotelli was placed in foster care to the Balotelli family. Ideally, they were the force behind Balotelli fame.
In June 2012, he dedicated his goals that put Italy in the final of the Euro 2012 football championships to his foster mother Silvia. He clearly has no room for his biological parents.
Memphis Depay
Memphis dropped his surname “Depay” from the back of his shirt, stating that Depay is the father’s name and that he no longer have love for a man who abandoned him and his mom.
Maitland-Niles
In March this year, Jule Niles, 38, said she has to sneak past staff to sleep at a Big Yellow Storage warehouse just off the M25 in Hertfordshire. Meanwhile her son lives in a £700,000 apartment with his brother Cordi in Finchley, North London. It Does not sound like a love Maitland-Niles has for his mother.
