by Everton concludes an agreement for Tyler Dibling after a transfer to the Tour of Southampton.
After offers of around 40 million pounds sterling were postponed earlier this month, the saints launched new talks on Friday and a move is close. Personal terms for the 19 -year -old young man should not be a problem.
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Relaunched negotiations occurred just a few hours after Everton manager David Moyes expressed his frustration in the face of the number of summer objectives rejected a move to his club.
Everton made a signature declaration in the form of Jack Grenish, while Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall was another notable addition.
But Dibling was in the views of Moyes all summer, so there will be a relief if it exceeds the line at the beginning of next week, as is now planned.
The teenager was one of the rare positive points of the Miserable Premier League campaign in Southampton last season, marking twice in 33 appearances.
He was compared to Grenish, the apprentice now able to learn from the master of the New Hill Dickinson Stadium.
Dibling was compared to the new loan from Everton to sign Jack Grenish (right) – PA / Danny Lawson
Speaking before the last development, Moyes alluded to imminent arrivals below the Premier League.
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“We found that we really went for some best players, but unfortunately, we could not get them, so we could find ourselves going down the ladder to find players because we lack figures in general,” he said.
“We will have to adjust ourselves. We have money to spend and try to spend it. It is not that we do not have the money to spend, we have, but we have trouble spending the money at the moment. ”
Moyes suggested that many players are attracted to European football, that Everton is still unable to offer
“Absolutely Europe,” he said. “If you have European football, you attract a different player level and you are more attractive. We have to build a lot of confidence in players and perhaps agents to show that we are a club that moves in the right direction.
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“I think our property has arrived and helped us and they will give us a chance to spend more money, but I believe that the best players want European football, most of them or many of them do it.”
As a potential star of the future – Dibling is an international in England under 21 – it has the opportunity to represent a new erath of Everton.
Everton was proactive on the market, but search for more recruits before the transfer date.
Their lack of in -depth force was exposed during their defeat of the opening day to Leeds United when they had to use the midfielder James Garner in the back, and Michael Keane deputy for the wounded jarrad Branthwaite.
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Moyes must still replace Dominic Calvert-Lewin adequately. The Beto striker is erratic – he was signed as a backup a year ago – and a recent arrival Thierno Barry may need time to adapt to English football.
