TA: Diblin wants to leave; Everton wants to, but Southampton insists on asking for 40 million

Tiger Pu reported on August 11 that after the first round of the Championship, the future of Southampton talented winger Taylor Dibrin is still undecided.

TheAthleticUK can reveal that Dibring is eager to return to the top league, and he has also won a lot of attention at Newcastle United and Aston Villa.

But even in the Championship, Diblin's contract will remain valid until 2027, which means the ball is in Southampton's hands. For one of the most anticipated young talents in English football, Southampton won't accept any offer below the premium.

This situation has left Diblin facing a career crossroads for the second time in his young career.

16-year-old Diblin was nominated as a Premier League substitute by former Southampton coach Ralph Hassenshutel, and Chelsea recruited him to the team a few months later before Southampton was able to offer him a professional contract (Diblin turned 17).

In July 2022, Dibring transferred to Chelsea with a generous contract that Southampton could not provide. However, the shy 16-year-old boy has difficulty adapting to the new environment of the big city and is said to feel like an "outsider".

By the end of August, Dibring had only played two games and returned to Southampton with a salary reduction contract. Considering the difficulties this homesick boy has experienced, both clubs have provided him with convenience, which is commendable.

Three years later, and he seems to be leaving again, but Southampton may ask if it is the right time to leave for Diblin, who joined Southampton academy at the age of eight.

Everton and his coach David Moyes have always focused on cultivating, trusting and developing young players, so Dibring will likely play more minutes there than at other top clubs like Chelsea.

But will Diblin play for a year in the Championship and play steadily for this team that is likely to win the championship benefit more?

Dibrin's net worth may be as high as £40 million, but his career is just beginning, with his senior team playing time (Premier League and Domestic Cup) only 2404 minutes, which is equivalent to playing only 26 full 90 minutes.

No matter what, there are three weeks left in the transfer window, and all parties hope to find a solution as soon as possible.