Premier League premium! Everton spent 42 million pounds + second transfer introduction in 33 Premier League games last season

The super purchasing power of the Premier League has led to a serious premium on Premier League players, especially English players. Can you believe it? A striker who played 33 times in the Premier League and scored only 2 goals in one season has a transfer fee of up to 42 million pounds, and a 20% second transfer share is added.

Everton recently officially announced the signing of England striker Taylor Diblin, who was relegated to the Premier League last season, with a transfer fee of 42 million pounds, and the player's transfer in Germany is 25 million euros, and Southampton also has a 20% transfer share of Diblin.

Dibrin comes from Southampton youth training. The player started to be promoted to the first team last season. A year later, this summer window, he was bought by Everton at a high price. Southampton also made a big profit.

19-year-old Diblin is 1.78 meters tall and has a left-footed player. He mainly plays in the right winger position and can also play as a midfielder. He has signed with Everton for 4 years until 2029. Dibrin made 33 appearances in the Premier League last season, including 20 starts, with a total of 1,874 minutes. However, since Southampton was the vice minister of the Premier League last season and his offensive strength was limited, Dibrin scored only 2 goals in 33 games.

So the question is, why is Diblin so valuable? It's a potential stock! A 19-year-old native English player with outstanding dribbling ability and a distinctive player with left foot and right winger, but he needs guidance and training, to increase the ball through a large number of games and become a real star.