Crystal Palace plans to design an ambitious summer move for extremely Tyler Dibling ratings, with former detector Mick Brown revealing that the club is closely monitoring the situation.
However, this player is unlikely to come cheap, with his current club demanding a starting price of at least £ 55m.
The palace’s summer plans have already been formed, after a strong resurgence under Oliver Glasner. Despite the rocky start of the season, the eagles have turned around.
With a busy summer front, the palace will probably need to find a replacement of Marc Guehi, which has attracted significant interest from various top clubs.
A potential target is Southampton’s Taylor Harwood-Bellis, who is closely monitored. Glasner is also willing to reinforce his attack, with Ben Doak and Lewis Koumas of Liverpool among the names.
Crystal Palace thought about looking at Southampton Wonderkid Tyler Dibling
Concerning this time, Mick Brown confirmed that the palace aims at Southampton’s Tyler Dibling. Brown said Dibling is one of the players on their radar, with Palace joining Other clubs, such as Tottenham, in the search for the young man.
He also suggested that the Palace’s possible offer of first team football could be a decisive factor, giving them an advantage over other suicides.
Brown said through footballT: “Dibling is one of the names on their radar. The palace was watching him and I think he will be in the mix with Tottenham, whom we have talked before, about his signature.
“They will be more likely to be able to offer first team football, which could be a big thing for them.
“It may be an ambitious move when you are considering interest in him, but I do not doubt that Palace will be interested and want to see if this deal is possible.”
While the pursuit of the palace is ambitious, the club is not expected to avoid tasting the waters to see if a deal is possible. However, any move for the 19 -year -old will probably come with an intense honor, as Southampton is highly rated.
Saints are said to estimate dibling at about £ 55 million, although some reports suggest that they may even request more.
