Tyler Dibling in action for Everton ahead of Hill Dickinson
Tyler Dibling in action for Everton ahead of Hill Dickinson
The Toffees signed the 20-year-old in a package deal worth £42million from Southampton in the summer of 2025.
David Moyes showed little faith in the England Under-21 international in the previous campaign, as he started just four Premier League matches.
Dibling is finally showing glimpses of his talent regularly at Hill Dickinson Stadium.
With Iliman Ndiaye and Dwight McNeil leaving the Blues in the summer, a door has opened to secure the right-wing spot.
While the young attacker is still trying to secure more minutes in the Premier League, the Carabao Cup has become a platform to impress the Scottish manager, and he has arguably taken his chances.
How Tyler Dibling prepared for new season at Everton
Dibling is tied to Everton until June 2029 and there's still plenty of time for him to fulfil his potential.
According to The i Paper on 5 November, insiders say the winger has embraced the challenge at Hill Dickinson Stadium and risen to it.
Over the summer, the young attacker worked hard on his game and built his robustness.
Dibling hopes to repay the Toffees' significant financial commitment in him and relishes the competition Merlin Rohl and Brennan Johnson have brought.
The Englishman, who's considered an "introvert", has benefited from the full pre-season training this time around, something he wasn't afforded right after signing from Southampton.
Why it may be now or never for Tyler Dibling at Hill Dickinson Stadium
Everton are considering extending Moyes' contract, with his current deal set to expire at the end of the season.
It would make sense to maintain some stability in the dugout while The Friedkin Group look to sell the Toffees.
Rohl and Johnson have mostly featured on the right-wing since Ndiaye's absence, but Dibling should be fighting the most for it.
It wouldn't be surprising to see the Blues bolster their attack next summer under different owners.
Before the Merseyside outfit go out and buy another Ndiaye, the ex-Southampton ace needs to show that he can be the Senegal international's successor in L3.