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Iliman Ndiaye Transfer from Everton to Al Hilal
Iliman Ndiaye was connected with a potential transfer to Al Hilal of Saudi Arabia. David Moyes stated that there was contact with Al Hilal during the summer but nothing was received from them. Moyes also commented that many rumors circulating are not always true.
Iliman Ndiaye was connected with a potential transfer to Al Hilal of Saudi Arabia. David Moyes stated that there was contact with Al Hilal during the summer but nothing was received from them. Moyes also commented that many rumors circulating are not always true.
According to Team Talk, Al-Hilal made an approach for Iliman Ndiaye in the last week and was prepared to make a major offer, but only if Ndiaye agreed to the move. Ndiaye made it clear that he does not want to move to the Middle East at this stage of his career. Everton are confident Ndiaye will not push to leave the club this summer after making it clear to the Senegal international and his suitors that they have no plans to sell him. Intermediaries carrying out due diligence on a potential exit have been warned that Everton would demand in excess of £100 million for Ndiaye. The player has three years remaining on his current contract, and while the club has offered him a substantial pay rise to extend those terms, he has turned down a number of proposals this year. His representatives are keen for a release clause to be included in any extension. Everton's position is that Ndiaye is not for sale this summer, and while interest from England and Saudi Arabia has challenged that stance, the club expect the player to remain on Merseyside.
According to Team Talk, Al-Hilal made an approach for Iliman Ndiaye in the last week and was prepared to make a major offer, but only if Ndiaye agreed to the move. Ndiaye made it clear that he does not want to move to the Middle East at this stage of his career. Everton are confident Ndiaye will not push to leave the club this summer after making it clear to the Senegal international and his suitors that they have no plans to sell him. Intermediaries carrying out due diligence on a potential exit have been warned that Everton would demand in excess of £100 million for Ndiaye. The player has three years remaining on his current contract, and while the club has offered him a substantial pay rise to extend those terms, he has turned down a number of proposals this year. His representatives are keen for a release clause to be included in any extension. Everton's position is that Ndiaye is not for sale this summer, and while interest from England and Saudi Arabia has challenged that stance, the club expect the player to remain on Merseyside.
According to Fabrizio Romano, Iliman Ndiaye has decided not to proceed with the Al Hilal deal. Ndiaye said no to a move to Saudi Arabia despite a significant financial offer.
According to Fabrizio Romano, Iliman Ndiaye has decided not to proceed with the Al Hilal deal. Ndiaye said no to a move to Saudi Arabia despite a significant financial offer.
Sacha Tavolieri reports that Al Hilal is set to increase their efforts to sign top target Iliman Ndiaye. The club will reportedly use the squad spot being freed up by Malcom to do so.
Sacha Tavolieri reports that Al Hilal is set to increase their efforts to sign top target Iliman Ndiaye. The club will reportedly use the squad spot being freed up by Malcom to do so.
According to his Senegal teammate Idrissa Gueye, Iliman Ndiaye is set to stay at Everton amid strong interest from Al-Hilal. Ndiaye has joined Everton for their pre-season training after his post-World Cup holiday. Gueye responded to a post welcoming Ndiaye back by commenting that he was there to stay.
According to his Senegal teammate Idrissa Gueye, Iliman Ndiaye is set to stay at Everton amid strong interest from Al-Hilal. Ndiaye has joined Everton for their pre-season training after his post-World Cup holiday. Gueye responded to a post welcoming Ndiaye back by commenting that he was there to stay.
Al-Hilal are pursuing Everton’s Iliman Ndiaye. According to CaughtOffside, which was informed by sources close to the agents industry, Everton will only seriously consider selling Ndiaye if their asking price of around £75 million is met. The same source stated that Al-Hilal is currently better placed than United to satisfy both the transfer fee and the player’s wage expectations. The Saudi club are preparing an opening proposal worth roughly €60 million, but Everton consider that figure well below their demands. talkSPORT has also reported that Al-Hilal have opened talks. Unless Ndiaye strongly prioritises remaining in the Premier League, Al-Hilal’s financial advantage could hinder United’s prospects.
Al-Hilal are pursuing Everton’s Iliman Ndiaye. According to CaughtOffside, which was informed by sources close to the agents industry, Everton will only seriously consider selling Ndiaye if their asking price of around £75 million is met. The same source stated that Al-Hilal is currently better placed than United to satisfy both the transfer fee and the player’s wage expectations. The Saudi club are preparing an opening proposal worth roughly €60 million, but Everton consider that figure well below their demands. talkSPORT has also reported that Al-Hilal have opened talks. Unless Ndiaye strongly prioritises remaining in the Premier League, Al-Hilal’s financial advantage could hinder United’s prospects.
Al-Hilal are prepared to meet Everton's valuation of around £75 million for Iliman Ndiaye and can offer a significantly larger salary. Due to the involvement of Al-Hilal, Everton no longer need to lower their demands or accept a heavily structured offer from Old Trafford.
Al-Hilal are prepared to meet Everton's valuation of around £75 million for Iliman Ndiaye and can offer a significantly larger salary. Due to the involvement of Al-Hilal, Everton no longer need to lower their demands or accept a heavily structured offer from Old Trafford.
Al-Hilal has a strong interest in Iliman Ndiaye. Everton will sell Ndiaye to Al-Hilal if their asking price of around £75 million is met. The Saudi Pro League side has expressed interest in him but has not yet submitted an offer. The 26-year-old is interested in moving to the Middle East club, which plans to offer him a very large wage package. He has already agreed personal terms with the Saudi side, so a full agreement depends on the transfer fee. Talks are ongoing between the two clubs. Ndiaye is prepared to leave the Hill Dickinson Stadium. In a recent interview, his father revealed that staying in Europe remains Ndiaye's priority, although a lucrative offer from the Saudi club could persuade him to move.
Al-Hilal has a strong interest in Iliman Ndiaye. Everton will sell Ndiaye to Al-Hilal if their asking price of around £75 million is met. The Saudi Pro League side has expressed interest in him but has not yet submitted an offer. The 26-year-old is interested in moving to the Middle East club, which plans to offer him a very large wage package. He has already agreed personal terms with the Saudi side, so a full agreement depends on the transfer fee. Talks are ongoing between the two clubs. Ndiaye is prepared to leave the Hill Dickinson Stadium. In a recent interview, his father revealed that staying in Europe remains Ndiaye's priority, although a lucrative offer from the Saudi club could persuade him to move.
According to Fabrizio Romano, Al Hilal is seeking to sign Iliman Ndiaye and has opened discussions. No agreement has been reached between Iliman Ndiaye's representatives and Al Hilal, and negotiations on contract terms will continue in the upcoming days. Iliman Ndiaye's father publicly denied any transfer to Saudi Arabia after discussing directly with his son, stating that Iliman Ndiaye assured him he had no intention of joining Saudi Arabia. Reportedly, Iliman Ndiaye does not currently intend to leave European football and is not prioritizing financial offers from Saudi Arabia, because he is concerned that his level of play might decrease if he moves away from the major European leagues. According to his father, he is motivated by ambitions to win the Africa Cup of Nations, the World Cup, and to win the Ballon d'Or.
According to Fabrizio Romano, Al Hilal is seeking to sign Iliman Ndiaye and has opened discussions. No agreement has been reached between Iliman Ndiaye's representatives and Al Hilal, and negotiations on contract terms will continue in the upcoming days. Iliman Ndiaye's father publicly denied any transfer to Saudi Arabia after discussing directly with his son, stating that Iliman Ndiaye assured him he had no intention of joining Saudi Arabia. Reportedly, Iliman Ndiaye does not currently intend to leave European football and is not prioritizing financial offers from Saudi Arabia, because he is concerned that his level of play might decrease if he moves away from the major European leagues. According to his father, he is motivated by ambitions to win the Africa Cup of Nations, the World Cup, and to win the Ballon d'Or.
According to The Mirror, a £70 million competition is developing between Manchester United and the Saudi club Al-Hilal for Iliman Ndiaye.
According to The Mirror, a £70 million competition is developing between Manchester United and the Saudi club Al-Hilal for Iliman Ndiaye.
Al Hilal has reached an agreement with Iliman Ndiaye regarding the conditions of his future contract. According to aawsat, Ndiaye has agreed to a weekly salary of 316,000 euros. A source from aawsat reports Ndiaye has accepted to represent Al Hilal for a weekly salary of 270,000 GBP. The transfer is not yet finalized as discussions must continue with Everton, who are reluctant to let their striker leave during this summer transfer window. The management of Everton maintains its financial demands and is asking for a sum exceeding 80 million euros to consider the player's departure. Ndiaye is under contract with Everton until summer 2029 and has a current annual income of 2,795,582 euros in England.
Al Hilal has reached an agreement with Iliman Ndiaye regarding the conditions of his future contract. According to aawsat, Ndiaye has agreed to a weekly salary of 316,000 euros. A source from aawsat reports Ndiaye has accepted to represent Al Hilal for a weekly salary of 270,000 GBP. The transfer is not yet finalized as discussions must continue with Everton, who are reluctant to let their striker leave during this summer transfer window. The management of Everton maintains its financial demands and is asking for a sum exceeding 80 million euros to consider the player's departure. Ndiaye is under contract with Everton until summer 2029 and has a current annual income of 2,795,582 euros in England.
According to Africafoot, Al Hilal Saudi FC has started serious negotiations to sign Iliman Ndiaye in the current summer transfer window. A source close to Al Hilal states that discussions between the management of the Saudi club and Everton are still at a preliminary stage. The same source specifies that Everton does not intend to easily transfer Iliman Ndiaye and is demanding a minimum fee of 80 million dollars to accept a transfer this summer.
According to Africafoot, Al Hilal Saudi FC has started serious negotiations to sign Iliman Ndiaye in the current summer transfer window. A source close to Al Hilal states that discussions between the management of the Saudi club and Everton are still at a preliminary stage. The same source specifies that Everton does not intend to easily transfer Iliman Ndiaye and is demanding a minimum fee of 80 million dollars to accept a transfer this summer.
Everton winger Iliman Ndiaye has so far rejected an improved deal from the club. The 26-year-old Senegal international, who is a target for Al-Hilal, has three years left on his contract. Everton's stance has been that he is not for sale amid interest from Premier League rivals, but Al-Hilal's financial power may bring greater concern. Al-Hilal have yet to submit a bid. The Saudi club, which has former Bournemouth technical director Simon Francis on their staff, signed Crysencio Summerville from West Ham last week.
Everton winger Iliman Ndiaye has so far rejected an improved deal from the club. The 26-year-old Senegal international, who is a target for Al-Hilal, has three years left on his contract. Everton's stance has been that he is not for sale amid interest from Premier League rivals, but Al-Hilal's financial power may bring greater concern. Al-Hilal have yet to submit a bid. The Saudi club, which has former Bournemouth technical director Simon Francis on their staff, signed Crysencio Summerville from West Ham last week.
Iliman Ndiaye is being offered a wage described as 'huge' by Al Hilal and is now keen to be allowed to discuss formal terms for a move. Talks have now started with the Saudi Pro League club, which is willing to spend a large amount of money to acquire its key targets. Ndiaye is now receptive to the move and may apply pressure to ensure it happens. A report states that his agent presented the interest from Saudi Arabia. It seems Ndiaye wants to make the move. The player and his agent are interested in the transfer, and there will be pressure on Everton to complete a deal. The Toffees are extremely reluctant to lose him but could be compelled to sell and may be forced to change their position.
Iliman Ndiaye is being offered a wage described as 'huge' by Al Hilal and is now keen to be allowed to discuss formal terms for a move. Talks have now started with the Saudi Pro League club, which is willing to spend a large amount of money to acquire its key targets. Ndiaye is now receptive to the move and may apply pressure to ensure it happens. A report states that his agent presented the interest from Saudi Arabia. It seems Ndiaye wants to make the move. The player and his agent are interested in the transfer, and there will be pressure on Everton to complete a deal. The Toffees are extremely reluctant to lose him but could be compelled to sell and may be forced to change their position.
Iliman Ndiaye is a transfer target for Al-Hilal, according to Fabrizio Romano. Everton has no plans to sell Iliman Ndiaye and believes it has full control over the player's future. As of Monday morning, there had been no formal approach between Everton and Al-Hilal. Everton insists that it is not required to sell players this summer. A sale would only be considered for a substantial profit on the £15m invested in him, and Everton would likely use the £55m fee paid for Crysencio Summerville as a reference if Al-Hilal were to start discussions.
Iliman Ndiaye is a transfer target for Al-Hilal, according to Fabrizio Romano. Everton has no plans to sell Iliman Ndiaye and believes it has full control over the player's future. As of Monday morning, there had been no formal approach between Everton and Al-Hilal. Everton insists that it is not required to sell players this summer. A sale would only be considered for a substantial profit on the £15m invested in him, and Everton would likely use the £55m fee paid for Crysencio Summerville as a reference if Al-Hilal were to start discussions.
Discussions are ongoing regarding Al Hilal's interest in Iliman Ndiaye, and these talks are expected to continue in the coming days. This week, Al Hilal has talks planned with Everton to determine if a transfer is possible. The player is open to a move to Saudi Arabia, and the outcome depends on the discussions between Everton and Al Hilal.
Discussions are ongoing regarding Al Hilal's interest in Iliman Ndiaye, and these talks are expected to continue in the coming days. This week, Al Hilal has talks planned with Everton to determine if a transfer is possible. The player is open to a move to Saudi Arabia, and the outcome depends on the discussions between Everton and Al Hilal.
Al-Hilal has begun discussions to sign Iliman Ndiaye, a 26-year-old Senegalese winger who plays for Everton. According to @FabrizioRomano, the player's side has received an initial approach. Everton has not yet received any formal communication regarding this interest and has been attempting to extend Ndiaye's contract. Ndiaye has 43 caps and 5 goals for Senegal, and his current Transfermarkt market value is €55.00m. He has also been linked with several Premier League clubs, including Manchester United and Liverpool. Recent reports from mid-2026 state that Everton's asking price for the player is approximately €80 million. A potential offer from Manchester United is reportedly being prepared for around €64 million. Ndiaye joined Everton from Marseille in July 2024 for a reported fee of €18 million.
Al-Hilal has begun discussions to sign Iliman Ndiaye, a 26-year-old Senegalese winger who plays for Everton. According to @FabrizioRomano, the player's side has received an initial approach. Everton has not yet received any formal communication regarding this interest and has been attempting to extend Ndiaye's contract. Ndiaye has 43 caps and 5 goals for Senegal, and his current Transfermarkt market value is €55.00m. He has also been linked with several Premier League clubs, including Manchester United and Liverpool. Recent reports from mid-2026 state that Everton's asking price for the player is approximately €80 million. A potential offer from Manchester United is reportedly being prepared for around €64 million. Ndiaye joined Everton from Marseille in July 2024 for a reported fee of €18 million.
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