Liam Delap and Tyler Dibling have been shining lights for Ipswich and Southampton, and former Man United star Paul Parker urges Ruben Amorim and the club to sign both of them.
Despite having had some rough seasons on a team level, both Delap and Dibling have performed well on a personal level, which has seen interest rise in landing their signatures this summer.
Manchester United are one of the clubs that has been linked to both players, and Parker believes the club should be targeting both of them, while urging both Delap and Dibling to be brave enough to make the move and make a name for themselves.
“100% Man United should look at Tyler Dibling and Liam Delap”, Parker starts the interview with MyBettingSites.
Man United need their qualities
Parker believes that both Delap and Dibling would be able to make a difference at Man United, as the club are lacking someone with their skillset, and he believes they could get the game time they are looking for.
“For Delap, you have to look at what Man United need, and they need a striker who is hungry and wants to prove a point. His dad wasn’t anywhere near being the player his son is, so I am sure he is proud of where his son is and what he is doing.
“Delap has to choose a club where he is guaranteed game time and I am sure he is looking at Man United to give him that.
“For Dibling, he would be looking at the Man United midfield and think to himself: I am better than all of them. He can run with the ball, he can pass the ball and he can score goals. He runs beyond as well.”
They have the chance to become heroes
Many players have failed to break through at Man United after making the move to Old Trafford, and despite Man United still not being a good place, Parker says that the pair should take the chance and move to the club if they are ambitious enough.
“Man United should be looking at both of them, but it is also about whether they are ambitious enough to go to Man United or if they want a move to clubs who are functioning a bit better, but maybe doesn’t have the same status.
“But if they want to make a name for themselves, make it at Manchester United, because it will be known everywhere. They have the chance to change something and become heroes, and that should mean something.”
