Manchester City have expressed interest in signing Senegalese winger Iliman Ndiaye from Everton during the current summer transfer window, as the club looks to strengthen its attacking options before the market closes.
According to talkSPORT, Ndiaye has emerged as a target for Manchester City, with journalist Alex Crook confirming that the player is now on the radar of the Premier League champions as they consider a potential move.
However, the deal is not expected to be straightforward, with Everton valuing the Senegal international at around £80 million. The club are keen to retain his services, while Ndiaye remains under contract at Goodison Park until the summer of 2029.
Manchester City’s interest comes as the club looks to reshape its attacking options, particularly following Savinho’s departure and amid Omar Marmoush’s expected exit. Ndiaye has therefore emerged as one of the potential targets to strengthen the team’s frontline.
Arsenal are also monitoring the Senegalese winger, setting the stage for potentially strong competition for his signature during the final days of the transfer window.
Despite their interest, Manchester City have yet to submit an official offer for Ndiaye. The final decision over the player’s future remains in Everton’s hands, with the club maintaining its financial demands and continuing to value one of its key attacking players.