Danny Murphy is amazed by a top-tier player released by Chelsea without a fee.

Young footballer Tyler Dibling from Southampton has been generating a lot of buzz lately, with many predicting that he is on the path to stardom. It seems that Chelsea may be feeling some regret after letting him go, as the 18-year-old has been making a name for himself with his impressive performances this season.

Despite only making his senior debut a year ago, Dibling has quickly become a key player for Southampton as they fight to stay in the Premier League. He has played in every league game so far and while he has only scored once, his skills on the field have not gone unnoticed.

In fact, in Sunday's game against Liverpool, Dibling once again caught the attention of viewers, even though his team ultimately lost 3-2. Former Lioness captain Steph Houghton praised his ability to take control of the game and make things happen, saying, "They needed someone to grab the game for them and take them up the pitch and Tyler Dibling was certainly that."

Houghton went on to express her belief that Southampton has found a true gem in Dibling, citing his ability to dribble past top players like Andy Robertson as evidence of his talent. She also noted his determination to win back the ball, even if it meant getting past his own teammates.

Former Liverpool midfielder Danny Murphy echoed Houghton's sentiments, calling Dibling a "superstar" and praising his composure and presence on the field. However, like many others, Murphy is worried about how long Southampton will be able to hold on to their rising star.

This is not the first time that Dibling has caught the attention of a top team. At just 16 years old, he was snatched up by Chelsea from the Southampton academy. However, after a short stint at Cobham, Dibling returned to his hometown team, where he seems to have found his true home.

Only time will tell how much Dibling's brief detour to Chelsea will impact his career, but for now, he is focused on helping Southampton climb out of the relegation zone. With just one win in their first 12 games, the team is currently five points from safety and faces a tough match against Brighton next Friday.

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