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Tyler Dibling set for make-or-break summer as Iliman Ndiaye exit fears grow at Everton

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Tyler Dibling's future at Everton is likely to be decided in the coming months.

It's been a miserable time on Merseyside for Dibling so far since his move from Southampton, with David Moyes continuously opting against giving him much of a chance.

In fairness, on the occasion he has been handed an opportunity, he has failed to take it.

However, with the Toffees likely to be eying more attacking reinforcements this summer, his future at Hill Dickinson will be questioned.

And even more so with Iliman Ndiaye heavily linked with an exit from Everton, with several top clubs circling.

How pre-season could shape Tyler Dibling's future

First and foremost, Dibling has to make an impression in pre-season, and a strong one at that.

There's a reason behind his snub at Everton, and while we may not be aware of the whole story, it's clear that he is lacking confidence.

Dibling’s stats at EvertonPremier League
Appearances14
Goals/Assists0
Total shots0.3
Key passes0.3
Cross accuracy14%
Dribble success48%

Dibling simply has to impress in the coming months for Everton, especially if he is to earn the chance to showcase his worth in the Premier League.

Tyler Dibling looking miserable in action for Everton.
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The Toffees will be considering their options in the event of Ndiaye's departure, and while most of them will be replacing him, they will have the chance to promote Dibling.

Worst-case scenario for Dibling this summer

Everton are unlikely to cut their losses on Dibling this summer, regardless of how he fares in pre-season.

However, there is every chance that he is loaned out to the Championship if he fails to impress, and he's likely to have several suitors.

It's clear that he needs his confidence back, and he is not going to get that by being a bit-part player at Hill Dickinson.

A loan exit may well prove to be the best option for all parties, with Dibling guaranteed game time and the Toffees handed the chance to assess his development.

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