Tyler Dibling has been given yet another warning to improve by David Moyes at Everton.
The Glaswegian had already told the Everton No.20 to pull his finger out and score some goals back in February – he is yet to find the net or provide an assist in 18 appearances since his £40m move from Southampton back in August.
Now, the 63-year-old has told the winger he has “to do better” to help Everton.
These comments from David Moyes raise question marks over the attitude of Tyler Dibling – but those in the England U21 camp only have positive things to say about the forward, according to the BBC.
How can Tyler Dibling actually turn things around at Everton? 🤷♂️
It's going to need some turnaround from the youngster 😫
Football Association sources say Tyler Dibling is a valued player with an impressive attitude
Sources close to the Football Association have now informed the BBC that the 20-year-old is “considered a key part” of the England U21 side, with his “talent and attitude greatly admired” within the camp.
It suggests Dibling is still working hard behind the scenes despite his lack of chances under Moyes, who has handed the attacker just four starts in the Premier League this season.
Everton fans have been calling on Moyes to be more adventurous and give Dibling an opportunity over the likes of Dwight McNeil – who had effectively been sold in February before Crystal Palace cancelled the deal.
The Southampton academy graduate is not the only one being consistently overlooked at Everton.
Merlin Rohl has hardly featured either – making only two Premier League starts – with Moyes bizarrely claiming that it is a good thing for the German to be “sat back” and watch rather than play.
Others have suffered even more – Adam Aznou is yet to kick a ball in the Premier League for Everton since his £8m move from Bayern Munich in July.
Did Everton make a massive mistake in signing Tyler Dibling? 🫣
He's really struggling on Merseyside! ❌
Hopefully, the pair are still showing a good attitude behind the scenes like Dibling, and can grab an opportunity with both hands if it comes.
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