Dele Alli unfollowed by stunning WAG who has 'deleted all their photos' from Insta

Footie star Dele Alli is back on the market after his split from model Cindy Kimberly, following a three-year romance.

The ex-Premier League ace, who had been cheered on by the stunner earlier this year, has now confirmed that they've gone their separate ways. Dele, 29, now kicking the ball for Serie A side Como 1907, and Cindy, 26, made headlines when they went Instagram official.

However, the model has recently declared her single status, confirming the end of her time with the former Everton playmaker. Rumours were rife about their breakup after eagle-eyed fans noticed Cindy had unfollowed Dele on Instagram.

Cindy, known for her sizzling shoots with Playboy, reportedly wiped her page clean of any snaps featuring Dele.

Despite the split, Dele's feed still showcases moments with Cindy, including a post celebrating his signing with Como 1907 in January, marking his return to football after a two-year hiatus.

Gossip hub Glam Set and Match (GSM) hinted at trouble in paradise for the couple yesterday, suggesting their love story was "headed for the rocks" after three years.

Cindy chimed in directly, responding in the comments to confirm the breakup news, reports the Mirror.

She revealed that she and Dele have been apart "for a little while". Squashing the whispers about their relationship, she clarified in the GSM post's comments this morning: "We've been broken up for a little while already."

Despite scrubbing Dele snaps from her profile, Cindy's still flaunting a throwback post sitting in the bleachers at one of his matches in Como, Italy, this March. She was already turning heads there, cheering on Dele.

Recently, Cindy's been all about supporting her beau's squad.

She cropped up again in the stands at the dust-up between Como and Torino at Giuseppe Sinigaglia Stadium on April 13, a mere couple of months before whispers of their split hit the headlines.

Dele signed for Como in January. And G gaffer Cesc Fàbregas weighed in with his two cents on snapping up Dele: "The club believes in Dele's potential and is committed to helping him rediscover his best form. His experience and leadership qualities will undoubtedly benefit the squad."