Liverpool has reportedly sent scouts to watch Southampton’s Tyler Dibling, as a host of Premier League clubs are planning to try and sign the talented teenager.

The attacker has played 25 times in the Premier League and, while scoring just two goals, has impressed with his dribbling and confidence at such a young age.

It has alerted several of the Premier League’s top sides, with Liverpool among them.

The outlet adds Dibling was “one of the players on their agenda” along with Sunderland’s Chris Rigg.

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There is set to be a “multi-team scramble” this summer to sign Dibling, with Manchester United, Tottenham Hotspur and Newcastle United all interested in the player.

While Southampton is expected to ask for a “hefty fee”, the report adds it will not be in such a strong bargaining position when its relegartion is confirmed.

It comes as the Times states Southampton will request a fee of more than £100million ($129M) for the player, with RB Leipzig and Manchester City also mentioned as clubs who are tracking the 19-year-old, along with Spurs and United.

The Times also claims Dibling is “one of the most sought after talents in this summer’s transfer window”.



Dibling has enjoyed a superb first season in the Premier League
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