Everton youngster impresses David Moyes, staff think he’s ‘unfortunate’ not to be playing regularly
Everton’s summer business was positive, but there is already a feeling inside the club that one player deserves more minutes than he is getting.
David Moyes is going to be left with some interesting decisions to make ahead of the game against Sunderland on Monday evening.
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Former defender Alan Stubbs wants to see a tactical change from Everton following their disastrous set piece defending against Tottenham Hotspur.
The nature of the defeat could see Everton make some selection tweaks for the trip to Wearside, with a number of players failing to provide the goods.
Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall did not perform well against Spurs, with the midfielder’s goal contribution of just one goal this season now coming under scrutiny.
Over the summer, Everton were keen to improve the quality of their squad depth, and Moyes is now blessed with strong options from the bench.
And there is one player who has been stuck on the bench that some Everton coaches feel deserves a lot more game time than he is getting.
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The youngster made a big-money move to Merseyside over the summer, but he has barely featured for Everton.
According to The Athletic, there is a belief inside the club that Dibling has been unfortunate not to receive more minutes on the pitch.
Patience will be needed to see the best from Dibling who has found himself competing with Jack Grealish and Iliman Ndiaye for a spot in the starting XI.
But there is faith in Dibling to eventually show his full potential on Merseyside having impressed Moyes behind the scenes.
Dibling wants to become a top Premier League player, which will be music to the ears of Moyes and the staff at Finch Farm.
Clearly, he has a long way to go to achieve that, but that is the type of ambition that Everton will want to see from the 29-year-old forward.
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With Dewsbury-Hall playing far from his best in recent games, there could be some pressure over his spot in the starting XI.
Ndiaye has excelled all season for Everton and he has done so playing from the right wing following Grealish’s arrival.
Dibling 25/26 (All comps)Total
