“SHOCKING Everton Transfer Bombshell: Paul Scholes Left SPEECHLESS by Toffees’ Audacious Bid for Football’s BIGGEST Star!”
David Moyes puts finishing touches to Everton plans ahead of season opener against Leeds United
This weekend will mark a historic moment for Everton as they play in front of a full capacity crowd at the Hill Dickinson Stadium for the first time.
Supporters will be eager to see how David Moyes lines up his side in their final pre-season outing before the Premier League opener against a newly-promoted team.
New signing Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall, who joined from Chelsea earlier this week, could make his debut in the blue shirt. Despite adding the midfielder, Moyes remains intent on strengthening the squad further.
One target in particular has caught the attention of Manchester United legend Paul Scholes, who believes the player would be an outstanding addition for Everton.
The player in question is Southampton’s Tyler Dibling. Everton have shown strong interest in the talented winger, but negotiations have hit a major stumbling block.
The Toffees have already seen three bids rejected, prompting Southampton’s CEO to publicly warn them against making low offers.
Speaking on The Overlap, Scholes expressed his admiration for Dibling. “The two he’s trying to bring in, we saw this morning [filmed earlier this week], Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall and Tyler Dibling,” Scholes said.
“Do you remember Dibling against us [Manchester United] at the start of the season? Oof, what a player! He was in a struggling team but looked a real talent.”
Dibling himself is keen on the move, having informed Southampton of his desire to leave this summer.
However, the Saints are standing firm on their valuation, making it a challenging deal for Everton to secure unless circumstances shift significantly on the south coast.
Everton now face a pivotal decision. They need Southampton to reduce their asking price, but the club’s hierarchy has made it clear that the winger will not be allowed to leave on the cheap.
Moyes is pressing for more signings before the season begins, which means Everton’s transfer team will need to weigh up whether to continue the pursuit or walk away.
Southampton’s stance suggests they are open to selling, but only on their own terms. If Dibling increases pressure for a move or if the Saints grow concerned about keeping an unsettled player, they could be forced to compromise.
Otherwise, Everton may have to look elsewhere to strengthen their attacking options before the transfer window closes.
