Big Six Premier League club could sign Dibling outright this week | OneFootball

Manchester United is the new name among the clubs already vying for Southampton prodigy Tyler Dibling. With Garnacho and Rashford's future up in the air, Man United might sign Dibling straightaway.

The final week of the winter transfers begins in a day, and the adrenaline is all-time high in the Premier League. And particularly, it is due to the suspense building up about Tyler Dibling's transfer.

This season, Dibling has been a quality piece among Southampton's chaos. To the extent that despite the Saints being relegation-prone, Premier League clubs are ready to splurge cash for the 18-year-old.

Till now some of the biggest clubs had already shown interest in signing Dibling. Interestingly, Manchester United has joined the race as well.

Big Six Premier League club could sign Dibling outright this week

As per the Caught Offside, Ruben Amorim's Man United has deepened their interest in Dibling's scenario. Further, as it stands, the club might even finalize the winger's signing this week, if situations demand.

Primarily, such a proactive approach from the Red Devils comes after uncertain scenes at Old Trafford.

Currently, two of United's wing options, Marcus Rashford and Alejandro Garnacho are vested in potential exits. Simultaneously, Rashford's links to FC Barcelona and Chelsea's interest in Garnacho have troubled Amorim.

Understandably, Amorim eyes prodigy Tyler Dibling to pair up with Amad Diallo and Hojlund upfront, in a young system in which he thrived at Sporting.

But, with only a week left till the deadline, Manchester United needs to be quick for Dibling's purchase. For Southampton, this comes as a huge chance to extract big cash from the youngster's deal.

Given that Garnacho's worth around £60m, the Red Devils wouldn't hesitate to cater to Southampton's £55m ask for Dibling.

But, sadly, even if this translates to reality, Southampton's situation wouldn't be far-off better. Contrastingly, chances are that their best player's departure gets them caught in a deadlock of goal-scarce.