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CLUBS SHOULD TARGET TYLER

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The LeaguePaper Team
19 April 2026

REMEMBER Tyler Dibling? It would certainly be easy to forget. The 20-year-old has vanished off the face of the earth since completing a £35m switch from Southampton to Everton last summer.
Four starts. No goals. No assists. Since being hooked at half-time in January’s 4-2defeat to Brentford, he has played just 29 minutes of football.
It’s all a far cry from last season, when Dibling burst onto the top-flight scene with Southampton and was hailed as the new Gareth Bale. Dibling’s potential is obvious and he can hardly be blamed for seizing his chance. But itȁ...

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