Former star Tottenham and England star Alli and his model friend Cindy Kimberly went to the picturesque Lake Como for a romantic date earlier this week.
Alli, 28, moved to Italy in January in an attempt to revive his career at Serie A Side Como, which are managed by former Prime Minister League midfielder CESC Fabregas.
Kimberly, 26, has modeled on Vogue Spain and Harper's Bazaar, and has been to a number of Como's competitions in recent weeks to encourage her friend's team.
But the couple, which was made public with their relationship in June 2022, enjoyed a day off this week and decided to spend it in Lake Como.
Kimberly documented the journey on her Instagram while she shared a number of photos of herself in a short white dress, while she also accepted black sunglasses, heels and a handbag.
Alli opted for a more informal appearance, while he rocked a few green pants with a matching sweater that he wrapped around his neck, along with a white t-shirt.
Alli and Kimberly went together on a boot cruise on a beautiful sunny day in North -Italia, with Kimberly who bite her Instagram post 'Spring in Como' plus five smiling face emojis.
On the field it is not the ideal start for Alli in his new club. After more than two years without a competitive appearance due to injuries and personal problems, Alli made his como debut last month, but was sent after just 10 minutes for a late challenge at AC Milans Ruben Loftus-Cheek after a VAR check.
Alli was shown a red card, despite his former teammate Kyle Walker, the referee begged to show grace.
The attacking midfielder spoke the next day about his resignation while on Instagram wrote: '2 years! Not necessary how I had planned it, but we keep moving.
“I would always have announced my return in one way or another after the past 2 years, would rather have had it with a goal, but it feels good to be back.”
Alli also revealed a hilarious text exchange with Loftus-Cheek to whom he told: 'Pic looks bad, I just tried to cut your heel. When the referee went to VAR, I didn't even know it was for me. '
The former midfielder of Chelsea replied: 'Bro I had no idea. I stayed down because I was blowing. '
Fabregas had little sympathy for Alli and said to Dazn: 'Dele Alli is a player who can score goals.
“He may not earn this opportunity because he only worked with us for two weeks and has much to improve.
'It's a serious mistake, a mistake that we should not see from a player of his experience.
“It was a clear red card, there is nothing to say about that, he left the team at 10 men at a crucial moment when we pushed 2-2.
“That is the most negative of this evening, but we will continue.”
Alli has to play again for Como after sitting with AC Milan on Saturday's 1-1 draw while he served the first game of his suspension.
But he got the best out of his spare time by enjoying some quality time with his girlfriend while they settle in their new life in Italy.
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