If Dele Alli returns to professional football, a League Two side can claim some credit for helping. Alli has not featured in a competitive game since March 2025, when he came off the bench for Como against AC Milan.The 30-year-old was previously named in the PFA Team of the Year twiceGettyHowever, Alli’s cameo lasted just nine minutes as he was sent off for a challenge on Ruben Loftus-Cheek.That appearance off the bench was Alli’s first senior appearance in almost 750 days.The midfielder is a free agent having left Como last September, but he is yet to join another club.Which EFL club did Dele Alli train at?Yet Alli has remained busy and proved just as much in a clip shared on TikTok.The video showed some of Alli’s greatest goals during his time at Tottenham interspersed with clips of him working on his shooting at Barnet’s training ground.Skepta’s ‘Schooling Seniors’ serves as the backing track for the clip.Although Alli may be using Barnet’s facilities, there is no inkling it will become a permanent partnership.How have Barnet performed this season?Barnet are in League Two, having been promoted from the National League.The Bees have wasted little time in re-establishing themselves in the EFL, either.Dean Brennan’s side went into the international break sitting top of League Two with 15 points, having picked up four wins and three draws from their opening seven fixtures.Alli’s TikTok has been viewed by over 1.5million usersTIKTOKAlthough the action in the fourth tier does not pause for the international break, Barnet will not be a part of it.That’s because the Bees postponed two of their fixtures due to international call-ups.Where could Dele Alli land next?As for Alli, his training clips shows he hasn’t hung up the boots just yet.However, there have been no indicators of where he may continue his career.Tony Cascarino previously suggested Championship heavyweights West Ham could be an ideal club for Alli to join.“He needs something to give him the lift of reigniting his career, because it’s very hard for him to go to a club that’s not going to have a huge fan base who can lift him,” Cascarino said.Alli has not played in the EFL since 2015, when he was at MK DonsGetty“He needs that because I just don’t see a small club option for Dele Alli.“I think if he can get excited by something, he can go, ‘Do you know what, I’m going to give my heart and soul, and I’m going to kick football back in the teeth here and prove to people how good I am.’“And that could be the sort of signing that West Ham could make, only he’s got to do a lot of proving.”