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Everton FC correspondent Joe Thomas on the bond forming between Tyrique George, Tyler Dibling and Harrison Armstrong as the starlets emerge from the periphery of David Moyes' plans

Joe Thomas argues that a growing friendship between young players Tyler Dibling, Tyrique George, and Harrison Armstrong at Finch Farm is helping to shape their development and the future of Everton. After a difficult first season following his #35 million move, Dibling is beginning to show his potential under manager David Moyes, notably winning man of the match in a Carabao Cup victory against Wolves.
The writer highlights how the close bond between the three starlets has helped them transition from fringe players to key contributors. George recently scored his first goal for the club against Manchester United, while Armstrong has established himself as a starter in Everton's midfield and earned an England Under-20 call-up.
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