Everton has stated that no offer for Iliman Ndiaye will be considered during the January transfer window. According to TEAMtalk, the club maintains a firm position that he will not be sold. Ndiaye is a Senegalese attacking midfielder and has been a key player for the team this season. Despite interest from clubs such as Liverpool, Tottenham, Newcastle, Juventus, AC Milan, and Atletico de Madrid, Everton does not intend to sell him. The club's position is that Ndiaye is not for sale and will remain at Goodison Park at least until the end of the season.

According to Mundo Deportivo, Iliman Ndiaye's performances have attracted interest from several major European clubs, including Newcastle United. Everton has no intention of facilitating Ndiaye's departure in the winter or summer transfer windows, although their stance could change depending on the team's final league position and the player's will.

According to sources from TEAMtalk, Everton will not release Iliman Ndiaye for less than 70 million euros, and an offer of around 70 million euros would be needed to convince the English club to release the former OM player. Despite growing interest from Premier League and European clubs, Everton is determined to keep their player. The club has made it clear that any offer must match their internal valuation, which is much higher than the 36 million euros mentioned by some media outlets.

According to Team Talk, Newcastle are closely monitoring Iliman Ndiaye, and two clubs could try to sign him in January. Everton want to keep him, viewing him as a key part of their project. Ndiaye earns an annual income of 2,795,582 euros in England.