Man Utd and Tottenham interested in signing Tyler Dibling
manchester united and Tottenham Hotspur are reportedly interested in signing Southampton star Tyler Dibling, according to Caught offside.
After joining the Red Devils from Ajax Amsterdam for a huge fee in 2022, Antony has found it difficult to show his best in the first division. He has now fallen out of favor at Old Trafford and it has been suggested that United are willing to offload the Brazilian.
Thus, if Antony leaves the club, Rubén Amorim's team will have to sign a new right forward and Caught offside They claim they have expressed interest in Dibling.
United have been monitoring the 18-year-old's performances of late and after being impressed by his performances against Liverpool last month, they are now interested in securing your service.
Southampton have no intention of allowing Dibling to leave the club, but they are currently bottom of the Premier League table, so if they fail to maintain their top-flight status, it is very likely that they will be forced to cash in. he. In that case, they want around £21 million.
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However, the report says that Tottenham are also in this race and have been closely monitoring the forward's development. Besides, Chelsea, Villa Aston, Newcastle UnitedEdit and western ham United are also interested in buying him.
Spurs like to sign talented youngsters from around the world and develop them. This year they signed Archie Gray and Lucas Bergvall, and Destiny Udogie and Alejo Veliz also recently joined the club.
Dibling is a product of Southampton's academy but joined Chelsea in 2022. However, after failing to establish himself at the Blues, he returned to his boyhood club a few months later.
The 18-year-old made his senior debut for the Saints last year before establishing himself as a key player in Russell Martin's starting Xl of late.
Dibling is a left-footed right back and is also comfortable in the box-to-box role. He is a talented player and has the potential to reach the highest level.
It will be interesting to see whether the record Premier League champions or the north London club finally manage to secure his signature next year.
