City Gazump Spurs Over Ndiaye, Eye Enzo Fernández as Window Closes

By Darshan Chavan1 min read
City Gazump Spurs Over Ndiaye, Eye Enzo Fernández as Window Closes

Manchester City have agreed to buy Iliman Ndiaye for up to £65m, outbidding Tottenham. The club has also opened talks with Chelsea regarding a potential deal for Enzo Fernández.

Manchester City are set to complete a £65m acquisition of Everton winger Iliman Ndiaye, effectively outbidding Tottenham Hotspur in a swift transfer hijack. The deal, structured as £60m in cash plus £5m in add-ons, marks the end of City’s failed pursuit of Liverpool’s Cody Gakpo. Ndiaye, a key Senegal international, is expected to undergo his medical soon, leaving Everton with only days to secure a replacement before the transfer window shuts on Tuesday. This aggressive move is part of a broader offensive by City, who have simultaneously opened negotiations with Chelsea regarding midfielder Enzo Fernández. The development creates a complex situation for Tottenham, who had previously targeted Ndiaye. In related news, while Richarlison is set to remain at Spurs, the club has agreed to a loan deal for Mykhailo Mudryk. Everton faces significant pressure to restructure their squad, having lost one of their most pivotal attacking assets on the final days of the window.

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