Dele Alli: Former England footballer reveals he was sexually abused aged six - by Trendy khabar

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 The 27-year-old football player stated on Gary Neville's The Overlap YouTube channel: At six I was attacked. "Alli, who came back to Everton in April, talked about how hard his childhood was.


"And afterward I was shipped off Africa to learn discipline and afterward I was sent back.


I started smoking when I was seven years old and selling drugs when I was eight.


"I'd ride around with my football and drugs underneath because an older person told me they wouldn't stop a kid on a bike.


"At 11 I was hung off a scaffold… by a person from the following home. A man. "By 12 I was taken on yet from that point it was like I was embraced by an astounding family."


Alli likewise said he entered a recovery office for quite a long time recently for a dependence on dozing tablets and inordinate drinking.


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