Everton thinks

Everton boss David Moyes It is said that it weighs the idea of a “special” signature Premier League Player together with his move to Tyler Dibling this summer.

The teenagers of the saints have emerged as a leading goal of the Blues in the current transfer window, as three bids were already rejected for his services by the championship club.

Now, CEO of Southampton Phil Parsons I produced an updated update on DiblingA future, promised that it will not be sold to Everton for anything less than the demand price, which is believed to be about 50 million pounds.

“We are not a club that will roll and accept an offer because they feel that they want it cheap. If you want a player, show them and bid well. If we lose a player, we need to give Johanns (Sport, sports director) to replace this player. But it is already related to cleaning the Fattah.

“We had a really big team for two years. When it comes to bringing Oscar products because this is part of we. We have to produce a talent from our academy. We will see how the window goes, but if Tyler here is this season, he will play with Southampton. He will not sit.

He is not the only young British player who is groaning by MERSEYSIDERS, after calling for the new transport.

Everton moved in favor of “Superland Teenager”

According to a new report from Teamtalkand Everton has explored a deal for a 40 -million -pound Sunderland midfielderAfter sending the scouts to watch it at work last season. The Blues still sees Dibling as their highest goal, but will follow the Premier League offers with Moyes, huge fans of the 18 -year -old. The deals on both players may reach 90 million pounds.

RIGG is a player that can have a huge future in the game, so an idea of him in Everton shirt beside Dibing is appetite, although signature both will not be easy.

Sunderland Ace is already a major man of black cats at the age of 18 only, 37 championships start Last season and welcoming him by his former teammate Job Bellingham After the participation of the young player award at the North East Football Writers Awards.

“I think first and foremost that Riggy really deserves it, and I am happy to be able to share it because I think it is really distinctive. Everyone of our names will be linked to that forever because I love to play with him. We have a truly special association on the field, we are really good colleagues.”

Although some Everton fans want to see the Rigg brand this summer, seeing how it performed during the next year may be more logical planning, although he risks larger clubs coming next year.