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Credit: Imago<\/p>\n
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Thu 28 August 2025 8:10, UK <\/p>\n
Everton could be about to make a clear statement of intent regarding Iliman Ndiaye.<\/p>\n
The winger scored the first-ever competitive goal at the Hill Dickinson Stadium<\/a> in the win over Brighton last weekend, after he also notched the final strike at Goodison Park last term.<\/p>\n Ndiaye drew plenty of praise at Everton<\/a> for his performances in his debut campaign on Merseyside in 2024\/25, and he has begun the new season in similarly impressive form. <\/p>\n The Senegal international is a key player for David Moyes<\/a>, and the recent developments regarding his future will have provided some cause for concern for the Scot. <\/p>\n This article includes exclusive comment from former Everton scout Bryan King.<\/p>\n Everton to only contemplate Iliman Ndiaye sale for \u00a3100m<\/p>\n Everton knocked back approaches for Ndiaye<\/a> from both Premier League and Serie A clubs last week. <\/p>\n The 25-year-old is viewed as a hugely important player on Merseyside, and the club\u2019s stance on the interest in him has only served to further emphasise that. <\/p>\n However, as the wideman continues to improve, the Toffees can surely only expect to receive an increasing amount of interest in him over the next few transfer windows. <\/p>\n Ndiaye scored the final goal at Goodison Park and the first competitive goal at the Hill Dickinson StadiumHe has already proven to be a bargain for Everton after joining for around \u00a315million last summerNo Evertn player notched more goals or successful take-ons than Ndiaye last term<\/p>\n Ex-Goodison scout Bryan King<\/a> \u2013 speaking exclusively to Goodison News \u2013 believes that it would take an astronomical sum of money for Everton to consider doing business over Ndiaye. <\/p>\n \u201cEverton are 100 per cent right in that stance,\u201d King said.<\/p>\n \u201cNdiaye is a good player, and an exciting player. When he gets the ball under his feet and he runs at defenders, he\u2019s very good to watch. <\/p>\n \u201cHe can be the difference between a win, a loss and a draw. He creates things from half-chances and he\u2019s a huge player for Everton. <\/p>\n \u201cThe only way that they would think about selling him is if someone offered \u00a3100m, and I can\u2019t see anybody forking out that much.\u201d<\/p>\n The Friedkin Group have backed Moyes<\/a> well in the transfer market so far this summer, but they must also back him strongly when it comes to the players who are already at the club. <\/p>\n Ndiaye is someone who plays a hugely important role within the ranks at the Hill Dickinson Stadium, as his pace and ability to carry the ball makes him a constant threat on the flanks. <\/p>\n By making it clear that they won\u2019t be selling the wideman, TFG<\/a> have shown that they trust Moyes to get the best out of the most promising assets at the club, and that is a huge tick next to the boss\u2019 name. <\/p>\n Ndiaye has gone from strength to strength since his move to Merseyside, and everyone at Everton will be hoping that he is there for many years to come. <\/p>\n![\"David](\"https:\/\/www.newsbeep.com\/au\/wp-content\/uploads\/2025\/08\/everton-david-moyes-4-1024x576.png\")
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Credit: ImagoNdiaye is a huge player for David Moyes<\/p>\n