2025/26 Tyler Dibling

[Joey66]

He’s 25, 26 in March.

Just rollicking my son telling me he was 28 years old

 

[Simon Buttle]

Dibling’s fee was ‘undisclosed’ but reported between £35m + £5m add ons or up to £42m depending where you look.
Plus at rumoured 20% profit sell on clause.

He was never going to get in ahead of Grealish or Ndiaye though, its money that could have been better spent on full backs imo.

 

[JobForTheMoyes]

He was never going to get in ahead of Grealish or Ndiaye though, its money that could have been better spent on full backs imo.

If he’s a development player seen as a first team player in future it makes sense to sign now.

 

[MACCA75]

If he’s a development player seen as a first team player in future it makes sense to sign now.

Not with the gaping holes in the squad. And lack of pace.

 

[JobForTheMoyes]

Not with the gaping holes in the squad. And lack of pace.

You say that now, but he could be worth 80M in a few years. And if N’Diaye is being tracked then he could soon find himself a key player.

 

[Simon Buttle]

If he’s a development player seen as a first team player in future it makes sense to sign now.

We are still building a solid first eleven, I wouldn't be worried about expensive development players just yet myself, they can wait imo,

 

[linnane666]

his time will come..patience

 

[Simon Buttle]

You say that now, but he could be worth 80M in a few years. And if N’Diaye is being tracked then he could soon find himself a key player.

I'll believe that when I see it.

 

[MrD]

I don't think i've ever seen him talk to any of the team

 

[bobbylatch]

Ndiaye is a very special talent it will be hard to keep him unless we can stay in with a chance of Europe.....
I hope he stays - but our better class players always seem to get snapped up by the big clubs...

What you mean like Spurs and Man Utd? Who are both below us in the league.
For the record.
We are a big club. Lost our way for a good number of years, but have massive potential, with a young team and a new stadium.

 

[Blueclouds]

Moyes sees him most days in training. He will play him when he ready. He was a future player

 

[EFCPaul]

I think we all just have to accept that he mustn't look ready to be thrown in yet and be patient. If we get this early period all wrong then the kid might never settle and quickly agitate to leave, it's exactly what happened with Lookman. Moise Kean too. I really wish we had them now.

Moyes tbf to him has a mostly good record with this sort of thing. Not necessarily on the actual coaching side (with attacking players at least), but definitely on the man-management side. Not many ex-players say he's bad a fella, in fact most speak glowingly. I trust that the approach they're taking is the right one and that this early period out of the limelight will really be helping Tyler settle.

 

[Joey66]

What you mean like Spurs and Man Utd? Who are both below us in the league.
For the record.
We are a big club. Lost our way for a good number of years, but have massive potential, with a young team and a new stadium.

City .....count how many very good payers we have list to them - more than any other club - 3 I can think of ?

 

[CielosGrises]

Players weren't queuing to join us - think we just signed the best who would. Hopefully Dibbly will look like a good decision In retrospect.

 

[DualityNSNO]

Moyes sees him most days in training. He will play him when he ready. He was a future player

Ah yes, that old chestnut.