Man City Complete £65m Ndiaye Move From Everton
Manchester City have agreed to sign Iliman Ndiaye from Everton in a deal worth a minimum of £60m, reportedly reaching £65m with add-ons.
Manchester City have secured the services of Iliman Ndiaye from Everton in a significant transfer move. The club has agreed to a deal with a base fee of £60 million, which is structured to reach a total of £65 million when performance-based add-ons are included. This acquisition marks a major financial commitment by the Premier League champions as they look to bolster their squad ahead of the new season. Ndiaye’s move ends speculation surrounding his future at Goodison Park, where he was a key figure for the Toffees. The transfer highlights City’s continued willingness to invest heavily in top-tier talent to maintain their competitive edge in domestic and European competitions. Everton, meanwhile, will receive substantial funds from the sale, providing financial stability and resources to rebuild their own squad. The deal is expected to be finalized promptly, with medical checks and contract details to be confirmed in the coming days. This signing underscores the shifting dynamics in the transfer market, where elite clubs continue to dominate high-value negotiations.
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