Exclusive: Everton still Remain Confident of signing Tyler Dibling in the summer transfer window 

 

Everton are making significant moves in the summer transfer window as they look to revamp their attacking options. According to a report from TBR Football, the Merseyside club are not only pressing ahead with efforts to sign highly-rated Southampton teenager Tyler Dibling, but are also emerging as frontrunners in the race to land Manchester City star Jack Grealish on a season-long loan deal.

 

The Toffees are reportedly very serious about completing both deals, as they aim to bring a blend of youth and elite experience to the Hill Dickinson Stadium before the transfer window shuts.

 

Dibling Deal Still in the Works Despite Southampton’s Valuation

 

Everton have been locked in protracted negotiations with Southampton for the signature of 18-year-old winger Tyler Dibling. The promising youngster, who has drawn attention for his technical ability and maturity beyond his years, is understood to be keen on a move to Everton, where he sees a clearer pathway to first-team football.

 

However, the deal has been complicated by Southampton’s firm stance on the player’s valuation. The Saints are reportedly demanding a hefty £50 million fee, a price tag that has caused frustration within Dibling’s camp and created a stumbling block in talks. Despite the obstacles, Everton remain confident that they will eventually find a breakthrough and bring the youngster to Merseyside.

 

Everton Now Favourites to Sign Jack Grealish on Loan

 

While negotiations for Dibling continue behind the scenes, the bigger headline involves Jack Grealish, the £100 million signing from Manchester City who now finds himself on the fringes of Pep Guardiola’s plans.

 

According to Graeme Bailey, Chief Correspondent at TBR Football, Grealish has come to terms with the fact that he needs to leave the Etihad this summer in order to secure regular playing time. Manchester City, likewise, are believed to be open to letting him leave — with a loan move being the most likely route.

 

Bailey reports that Everton are now leading the charge to secure the 29-year-old England international on loan, and there is a genuine belief that a deal is there to be done. Grealish, who has been made available to a number of Premier League clubs, is said to be open to joining Everton, viewing the club as an ideal environment to rebuild his form and confidence.

 

> “Grealish has accepted that he needs to leave this summer. City are open to doing what’s needed to get him out, most likely on an initial loan spell,” Bailey told TBR Football. “Everton are really pushing for him. There’s a real chance there. They really like him and are open to a loan.”

 

 

 

Competition from Other Clubs, But Everton Remain in Pole Position

 

The former Aston Villa captain has reportedly been offered to a host of Premier League clubs, including West Ham United, Newcastle United, and his old club Aston Villa. While several teams have expressed varying degrees of interest, Everton appear to be the most proactive and committed at this stage of the transfer window.

 

Bailey noted that while West Ham and Villa remain in the mix, loan negotiations of this nature can be slow-moving, especially for clubs navigating tight financial conditions and domestic loan limits.

 

> “It delays things slightly — these kinds of loan deals always do — especially for clubs like Everton, West Ham, and maybe even Villa,” Bailey explained. “He’s been offered around a lot. Newcastle had slight interest, but I don’t think anything is active there now.”

 

 

 

Everton Planning Multiple Signings Including Grealish and Dibling

 

TBR Football also confirms that Everton are planning to bring in at least six new players this summer, with both Grealish and Dibling part of that ambitious recruitment drive. While they are aware of the Premier League’s limit on domestic loan signings, the club is expected to use its full quota and potentially explore overseas loan options as well.

 

Despite the complexities involved in structuring such a deal for a high-earner like Grealish — who is one of the Premier League’s top earners — Everton remain optimistic that an agreement can be reached, especially with City eager to find a suitable destination for the winger.

 

> “I think Everton is his most likely destination right now,” Bailey added. “They’re working on the Dibling deal too, but even beyond that, they’re targeting a handful of other signings. It’s a busy window for them.”

 

 

 

Conclusion

 

In summary, Everton’s summer transfer window is gathering pace, with serious intent being shown in the pursuit of both Tyler Dibling and Jack Grealish. While the former remains a long-term investment for the club, the latter would be a blockbuster short-term acquisition, and a major statement of intent from the Toffees. If both deals are completed, it could signal the start of a new era at the Hill Dickinson Stadium — one that blends youthful potential with elite-level experience.

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