Manchester United is one of the clubs that reportedly show active interest in Southampton Wonderkid Tyler Dibbling, which is available for bumper transfer costs
Southampton would consider selling Tyler Dibbling for a lower price than previously reported to Manchester United and various other Premier League clubs that are interested in the talented young attacker this summer.
Dibling, 19, was one of the few radiant lights in a turbulent 2024-25 campaign for the saints, which were banned with only 12 points. And of course the interest in the English Youth International has been many clubs who would like to keep the fleet -footed teenager in the top.
It was suggested in the midst of rumors of interest from the big boys of the Premier League that Southampton would demand a stunning £ 100 million for their native star.
But it has now emerged, via Sky Germany, that Dibonding would be available for an amount between € 55 million (£ 47 million) and € 65 million (£ 56 million) – a considerably lower amount than previously claimed.
It is said that United has received one of the four Premier League clubs that this summer Dibbling Fourten, although Southampton has not received 'concrete' approaches for the young person.
There have been many questions from interested parties and Tottenham are another club that has been credited in the past in the past. They are now at the helm under new manager at Thomas Frank and are looking for quality reinforcements for the coming season, where they return to the Champions League.
West Ham and Nottingham Forest are the other two teams that have a great interest in Dibbling. The latter has just punished the £ 55 million sale of Anthony Elanga, which is ready to become a member of Newcastle.
It is intriguing that Tim Steingenten, the former technical director of West Ham, the praise of Dibbling, while he spoke with the same outlet.
Participate in the debate! Where do you think Dibling will play next season? Let us know here
Dibonding feels to become a member of a Premier League club, instead of a team in another European competition, because of the financial requirements of Southampton.
He said: “He is an excellent player – with that street football mentality, that special dynamic. He is a player who can suddenly stop, turn and can accelerate again. His first touch is exceptional. He has a huge potential.
“I believe he will eventually be too expensive for a German club, so I think he will move to England.”