Everton are planning to accept loan offers for Tyler Dibling in the January transfer window. Dibling is not believed to be part of David Moyes' plans for the upcoming season but is still highly regarded at the club and could continue his development elsewhere. Former Man United chief scout Mick Brown told Football Insider that a loan could be his best option. Brown also told the outlet on 16 September that Dibling does not feature in Moyes' long-term plans at Everton. Brown stated that in the January transfer window, Everton will be open to offers for Dibling, whether on loan or permanently. He further said a loan move could be ideal for the player, as it would allow him to play regularly, develop parts of his game, and get back into Moyes' plans. Brown said he expects that when the January window opens, this is something Everton will be willing to do if any clubs make offers.

Team Talk reports that more clubs are likely to become interested in Tyler Dibling in January if his situation does not change.

According to one comment, 20-year-old English winger Tyler Dibling requires a loan deal, while another comment mentioned that the amount paid for him was high by Everton's standards. A further comment stated that it is time to sell him for the highest possible price. Dibling, an England U21 international with 8 caps, joined Everton in August 2025. His market value is listed as €17.00m by Transfermarkt, and RB Leipzig has been linked with the player.