Tyler Dibbling has found himself outside of David Moyes' long-term plans at Everton, with the club open to his departure in 2027. This is according to Football Insider, citing former Manchester United chief scout Mick Brown.
The 20-year-old winger has yet to make a Premier League appearance this season. He featured for 64 minutes in a League Cup match against Preston, only to be substituted thereafter.
Dibbling has lost his place
Dibbling joined Everton from Southampton in the summer of 2025 for around £42 million, including bonuses, and signed a four-year deal. However, his first season in Liverpool proved challenging. According to BBC, Dibbling made just 14 Premier League appearances, starting only four games, without contributing any goals or assists.
This season, things have only become more complicated for the young talent. The arrival of new players has intensified competition for wing positions, leaving Dibbling far from a regular spot in the starting XI.
Everton prepared to consider a winter exit
Mick Brown believes that Everton's hierarchy is already preparing for a potential split with the player.
“Dibbling is not part of the manager's future plans. He is currently far down the list of priorities,” Brown told Football Insider.
