Wembley triumphants realise they have key factor to win Dibling's transfer race | OneFootball

Southampton has understood Newcastle United's biggest key factors to adding Tyler Dibling to their Carabao Cup winning roster.

As a Southampton fan, you must have noticed that almost every young player is fond of lifting some trophies in his career. Now, I don't want to discourage chasing honours and accolades but only a select group of teams can fulfil those prestigious silverware.

That's why the emerging superstars are more inclined to be a part of a glorious Premier League heavyweight rather than staying longer at a comparatively weaker club. And it's due to these beliefs that Tyler Dibling is also adamant about capping off his stage-stealing campaign with a better change of scenery.

In this regard, Dibling will not be willing to rule out moving to Wembley's Carabao Cup triumphant Newcastle United. Further, the latter would also take pride in swaying Dibling in front of the appreciating eyes of the European elite.

Newcastle United duo can persuade Dibling to join them

But many Saints will raise their eyebrows upon thinking whether they are as enticing as the likes of Bayern Munich and Manchester United. Judging on the basis of their past, Newcastle don't stand a big chance but they hold a good negotiating ground in terms of their future.

If you are wondering why, then the Chronicle Live has emphasized on Newcastle United's biggest key factor to land the 19-year-old. The report has pointed out that Dibling has been lining up consistently with Lewis Miley and has also shared dressing-room with Lewis Hall in the past.

Expectedly, the creative winger will find it tough to pass down the opportunity to share the pitch with the Newcastle duo again. After all, reunions are proven to work well in many scenarios and serve to bring the best out of the players.

Still, Southampton would need more off-field financial convincing from Newcastle United to give their green light to this deal. What will they end up doing can't be said just yet.