View: 88% Everton outcast gives David Moyes food for thought in latest int'l win

Everton flop Tyler Dibling showed what he can do as England under-21s smashed Moldova 4-1 on Wednesday.

The £35million summer signing has seriously struggled for minutes at the Hill Dickinson Stadium this season under David Moyes.

The Toffees boss can’t really be blamed as the 20-year-old has largely been poor when called upon in the Premier League.

That hasn’t stopped Lee Carsley from utilising the attacking midfielder on the international stage as the Three Lions U21s continue their EUROs qualification campaign.

Dibling started for England against Moldova and will certainly be hoping that everyone was watching on from Finch Farm.

How did Tyler Dibling perform for England U21 vs Moldova?

Things just haven’t fallen the way of the summer signing despite coming in from Southampton for such a sizable fee.

Having made just four league starts for the Blues this campaign, things are unlikely to turn around unless his minutes also take a spike.

Dibling was given the perfect chance to prove his talents on the international stage after being handed a start against Moldova at Carrow Road.

He did exactly that as he started and featured across 74 productive minutes before being replaced by Fulham’s Josh King.

In that time, the Everton man maintained an 88 per cent pass accuracy and completed one cross and three key passes.

He may have had just one shot, but he looked dangerous on the ball, having completed three dribbles while being fouled on three separate occasions.

Four progressive carries made a difference for the Three Lions as he also chipped in with seven successful ground duels and five recoveries.

Dibling currently faces an uncertain future at Everton, but these sorts of performances should give Moyes some food for thought moving forward.

Dibling could be awarded with Everton start vs Brentford

There is no denying that the attacker has been poor this season, but he is in desperate need of a turning point in L4.

This performance under Carsley could prove to be exactly that, especially with an away trip to face Brentford coming up in 10 days.

That may prove to be difficult based on the form of Iliman Ndiaye and Co. after the 3-0 victory against Chelsea last time around.

The issue is that if Dibling can’t get a start off the back of a strong international break, he may feel as if there is no route through his Everton struggles.

That could represent a concern in itself, so the coming weeks could be massive in the future of the summer signing.

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