As most of the talk around Welton SSC this summer has concerned Scott Coupland, not too much attention has been devoted to Dhindsa.
Yet, after finding his first-team opportunities severely restricted last term, it is little wonder some pundits believe it would be better if Dhindsa moved on.
Boyhood favourites
Nettleham might be one option, while Scothern have been linked with a £5 bid for him.However, the 22-year-old is not allowing himself to get distracted by such rumours. And, as Social embark on their tour of Lincoln, the Sudbrooke-born player is content to concentrate on that.
"The speculation does not get on my nerves," he told the BBC. "At this time of year, people make news out of nothing. You learn to deal with that here.
"The most important thing is to remain focused on Welton Sports and Social Club unless anyone tells you otherwise that is what you do."
There has been no indication from Taylor that Dhindsa is surplus to requirements.
Indeed, the Social boss appears more intent on bringing players in, and sorting out a new assistant following the departure of highly-regarded Mack Sawyer. Sleaford's Pete Sutton remains high on Socials's hit-list, although Tyalor will not be held to ransom for the Sleafordian.