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Speaking to FourFourTwo, Alli reveals that he avoids playing as himself on the game as he is simply "not that good on it."
Instead, the 19-year-old prefers to take control of German giants, Bayern Munich - with Dutch winger Arjen Robben a significant factor in this.
"From Fifa 15, Robben was just unstoppable and I'm trying to get as good with him as I was on Fifa 15, but it hasn't happened yet."
With a massive improvement to his rating expected from the start of next season, maybe Alli will be taking charge of Spurs on FIFA 17?
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