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Everton FC has been busy on the transfer front, with several deals in the works. According to reports in Italy, the Toffees have submitted a bid for Hellas Verona’s Jackson Tchatchoua, while links from Africa suggest a deal is in place for Mali striker Sekou Kota to move to Goodison Park. Additionally, pursuits for Hull City’s Jaden Philogene and Jacob Greaves are ongoing, giving Evertonians plenty to get excited about as the start of the season approaches.

However, the most exciting piece of business may be the signing of Iliman Ndiaye, which was completed this week. The former Sheffield United man was a long-term target for Everton, and his addition gives the team a much-needed boost up front. Ndiaye was electric during his time at Bramall Lane, netting 22 goals and registering 14 assists.

Former manager Luke Garrard, who coached Ndiaye at non-league outfit Boreham Wood, has sung his praises. “It sounds so bad because there’s only one Diego Maradona,” Garrard told the Daily Mail. “But he runs through just like him! He sits four or five players down, turns them inside out… It’s an unbelievable goal.”

Garrard went on to suggest that Ndiaye was the best player he’s ever coached. “I thought he was the best I’d ever played with or coached,” he added. Ndiaye’s skills have drawn comparisons to the legendary Diego Maradona, and his addition to the Everton squad could be a game-changer.

With striker reinforcements required, Ndiaye’s compatriot Idrissa Gana Gueye played a significant role in bringing the former Sheffield United man to Goodison Park. According to reports, Gueye was instrumental in ensuring Ndiaye moved to Merseyside. With Dominic Calvert-Lewin’s future uncertain, Ndiaye could have an important role this season.

Goals have always been a problem for Everton, so relying on a consistent marksman like Ndiaye could be a game-changer for Sean Dyche’s team. Ndiaye’s addition gives the Toffees a much-needed boost up front, and his skills have drawn comparisons to one of the greatest players of all time.

In conclusion, Everton’s busy transfer window shows no sign of letting up, with several deals in the works. However, the signing of Iliman Ndiaye could be the most exciting piece of business to take place this summer. With his skills drawing comparisons to Diego Maradona, Ndiaye could be the game-changer that Everton needs to compete with the top teams in the Premier League.