As the winter weather gets colder in north London, Dele Alli has taken special measures to shield himself from the low temperatures.
As he and his Tottenham team-mates trudged out to training on Tuesday, the midfielder’s attire was more noticeable than most as he sported a Bane-style mask.
The Nike-created ‘Strike Snood’ is not actually released until the latter stages of 2018, but Alli has been afforded a prototype model to test out.
Dele Alli looked like Bane when he stepped out for training in north London on Tuesday
The England man wore a brand new Nike prototype, which is not due for release until 2018
Alli runs alongside Tottenham team-mate Kyle Walker-Peters in Tuesday’s training session
And he looked the part as he trained in the new gear, which is especially designed to transport sweat away from the body to keep you warm in the winter months.
The all-black mask, with a Nike tick down the side, has small holes in the front to ensure you can breathe through it, which also giving you the perfect platform to recreate famous scenes from the Batman movies.
Tottenham are already sponsored by the sportswear giants, meaning Alli was decked out in a hat, gloves, top and trousers all branded with the famous tick.
He and his team-mates are finalising their preparations for Wednesday’s Champions League match, in which they face APOEL Nicosia at Wembley.
Spurs are already through as group winners, beating Real Madrid and Borussia Dortmund to the summit, meaning Mauricio Pochettino is likely to field a weakened side.
Danny Rose, subject of January interest from Manchester United, strikes the ball at goal
Alli was all Nike-d up in training, with gloves and a hat on top of the standard Spurs kit
Ben Davies watches on as Harry Winks passes the ball ahead of the APOEL game this week
The British side are heading into a run of matches at Wembley, where they face Stoke and then Brighton at home following the European clash.
They are currently well off the pace in the Premier League, sitting 18 points off Manchester City at the top, having failed to win for the last month.
With their title ambitions all-but-over, it will now be a race for top four, with United, Chelsea, Liverpool and Arsenal all currently above them in the table.
Tottenham’s players are nearing a spell of three home games in a row at Wembley Stadium
Midfielder Mousa Dembele goes through his stretches alongside his Tottenham team-mates
Mauricio Pochettino was all smiles, with Spurs having already booked their place in the last 16
