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Iliman Ndiaye Transfer from Everton to Arsenal
According to Football Insider, Everton fears that clubs like Arsenal will attempt to sign winger Iliman Ndiaye, following the failure of a proposed transfer to Al Hilal.
According to Football Insider, Everton fears that clubs like Arsenal will attempt to sign winger Iliman Ndiaye, following the failure of a proposed transfer to Al Hilal.
According to Team Talk, Everton are confident Iliman Ndiaye will not push to leave the club this summer after communicating to the Senegal international and his suitors that they have no plans to sell him. Intermediaries investigating a potential exit have been informed that Everton would demand over £100 million for Ndiaye. He still has three years remaining on his current contract, and the club have offered him a significant pay increase to extend those terms, although he has rejected a number of proposals so far this year. His representatives are keen for a release clause to be included in any extension. Everton's position remains that Ndiaye is not for sale this summer, and despite interest from England and Saudi Arabia, the club expect the Senegal international to remain on Merseyside.
According to Team Talk, Everton are confident Iliman Ndiaye will not push to leave the club this summer after communicating to the Senegal international and his suitors that they have no plans to sell him. Intermediaries investigating a potential exit have been informed that Everton would demand over £100 million for Ndiaye. He still has three years remaining on his current contract, and the club have offered him a significant pay increase to extend those terms, although he has rejected a number of proposals so far this year. His representatives are keen for a release clause to be included in any extension. Everton's position remains that Ndiaye is not for sale this summer, and despite interest from England and Saudi Arabia, the club expect the Senegal international to remain on Merseyside.
According to the Independent, Arsenal could target Everton winger Iliman Ndiaye as an alternative after failing to sign Vinicius Junior. Former Everton scout Bryan King told Football Insider that Everton will attempt to start negotiations for Ndiaye at approximately £100m, though a more realistic outcome is perhaps closer to £80m.
According to the Independent, Arsenal could target Everton winger Iliman Ndiaye as an alternative after failing to sign Vinicius Junior. Former Everton scout Bryan King told Football Insider that Everton will attempt to start negotiations for Ndiaye at approximately £100m, though a more realistic outcome is perhaps closer to £80m.
Ben Jacobs reports that Arsenal have asked about Everton winger Iliman Ndiaye as they anticipate an unsuccessful outcome concerning both Vinícius Júnior and Bradley Barcola.
Ben Jacobs reports that Arsenal have asked about Everton winger Iliman Ndiaye as they anticipate an unsuccessful outcome concerning both Vinícius Júnior and Bradley Barcola.
Arsenal and Chelsea are among the clubs understood to be interested in acquiring Ndiaye this summer. When asked about his future at Everton by SPORTbible, Ndiaye said that one does not know where football will take you next. He added that, as he has always said, he wants to be the best player and to do that, you have to play at the top. Ndiaye also said he wants to be playing at the top level and in Champions League football.
Arsenal and Chelsea are among the clubs understood to be interested in acquiring Ndiaye this summer. When asked about his future at Everton by SPORTbible, Ndiaye said that one does not know where football will take you next. He added that, as he has always said, he wants to be the best player and to do that, you have to play at the top. Ndiaye also said he wants to be playing at the top level and in Champions League football.
According to the Daily Mail, Arsenal and Manchester United are both interested in Everton's Iliman Ndiaye, and Manchester City is also monitoring the situation. The Athletic revealed that Ndiaye has rejected several contract offers from Everton, who had wanted to reward him for his early-season form. The Athletic understands there has been no disagreement between the Everton hierarchy and Iliman Ndiaye. The same publication claims Ndiaye is only willing to sign a new contract if a release clause, which can be activated as early as this summer, is included, a proposal that Everton have rejected.
According to the Daily Mail, Arsenal and Manchester United are both interested in Everton's Iliman Ndiaye, and Manchester City is also monitoring the situation. The Athletic revealed that Ndiaye has rejected several contract offers from Everton, who had wanted to reward him for his early-season form. The Athletic understands there has been no disagreement between the Everton hierarchy and Iliman Ndiaye. The same publication claims Ndiaye is only willing to sign a new contract if a release clause, which can be activated as early as this summer, is included, a proposal that Everton have rejected.
Arsenal is interested in Iliman Ndiaye, for whom Everton is asking a price of approximately 80 million euros. Ndiaye's transfer market value is 55 million euros and he currently earns 2,795,582 euros per year in England. His current contract expires in the summer of 2029.
Arsenal is interested in Iliman Ndiaye, for whom Everton is asking a price of approximately 80 million euros. Ndiaye's transfer market value is 55 million euros and he currently earns 2,795,582 euros per year in England. His current contract expires in the summer of 2029.
Arsenal have been informed of Iliman Ndiaye’s situation and continue to monitor events closely, according to Team Talk. Currently, Arsenal are not actively pursuing a deal, but are aware that a contract impasse could eventually create an opportunity.
Arsenal have been informed of Iliman Ndiaye’s situation and continue to monitor events closely, according to Team Talk. Currently, Arsenal are not actively pursuing a deal, but are aware that a contract impasse could eventually create an opportunity.
Football Insider has reported that Everton will resist offers this summer for Illiman Ndiaye, who is a target for Arsenal. Everton do not intend to approve a sale, and Ndiaye is understood to be happy at the Hill Dickinson Stadium. Ndiaye wants to play at a higher level in the future, but Everton are determined to keep him as they look to improve their first-team squad this summer.
Football Insider has reported that Everton will resist offers this summer for Illiman Ndiaye, who is a target for Arsenal. Everton do not intend to approve a sale, and Ndiaye is understood to be happy at the Hill Dickinson Stadium. Ndiaye wants to play at a higher level in the future, but Everton are determined to keep him as they look to improve their first-team squad this summer.
According to Team Talk, Arsenal are prepared to compete with United for the signing of Iliman Ndiaye.
According to Team Talk, Arsenal are prepared to compete with United for the signing of Iliman Ndiaye.
According to a report from Fraser Fletcher, Everton are demanding a fee of approximately £70 million for Iliman Ndiaye.
According to a report from Fraser Fletcher, Everton are demanding a fee of approximately £70 million for Iliman Ndiaye.
According to TEAMtalk, Manchester United are the current leading club in the effort to sign Iliman Ndiaye.
According to TEAMtalk, Manchester United are the current leading club in the effort to sign Iliman Ndiaye.
Arsenal have identified Iliman Ndiaye as the perfect replacement for Gabriel Martinelli.
Arsenal have identified Iliman Ndiaye as the perfect replacement for Gabriel Martinelli.
Arsenal are understood to be monitoring Everton's Iliman Ndiaye, with Manchester United, Chelsea, and Tottenham also observing him. Everton have a strong negotiating position because Ndiaye has three years remaining on his contract, and sources suggest the club would request a fee of approximately €65-75 million. The player has acknowledged the speculation but has also stressed his current focus remains with Everton.
Arsenal are understood to be monitoring Everton's Iliman Ndiaye, with Manchester United, Chelsea, and Tottenham also observing him. Everton have a strong negotiating position because Ndiaye has three years remaining on his contract, and sources suggest the club would request a fee of approximately €65-75 million. The player has acknowledged the speculation but has also stressed his current focus remains with Everton.
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