Amina UmarEverton Football Club is gearing up for a busy summer transfer window, with several players linked to the club. According to reports, Everton is interested in signing Illiman Ndiaye from Marseille and Wilfred Ndidi from Leicester City.Ndiaye, a versatile attacker, has been on Everton’s radar for some time.
He previously played for Sheffield United in the Championship, where he impressed with his goal-scoring ability. Marseille signed him last year, but he has struggled to replicate his form in France. Now, he is reportedly open to a move back to England, with Everton leading the chase.Journalist Santi Aouna claims that Everton has submitted a “very interesting offer” for Ndiaye, although it is unclear whether this is a transfer bid or a contract offer.
However, a fresh report suggests that Ndiaye has been searching for a house in Liverpool, indicating that a move to Goodison Park may be imminent.Ndidi, a Nigerian international midfielder, is also a target for Everton. His contract with Leicester City expires on June 30, and the Foxes have so far failed to tie him down to fresh terms.
Everton has sent a contract offer to Ndidi, according to reports, but they face competition from Marseille and Real Betis.The signing of Ndidi would be a significant coup for Everton, given his experience and quality in midfield. He has been a key player for Leicester City in recent years, and his departure would be a blow to the Foxes.Everton’s interest in Ndiaye and Ndidi suggests that the club is looking to strengthen its attack and midfield ahead of the new season. With Lewis Dobbin set to join Aston Villa and Dominic Calvert-Lewin linked to Newcastle United, the Toffees need to bolster their squad to compete in the Premier League.
Manager Sean Dyche is keen to improve his team’s fortunes following a tough three seasons for the club. While money may be tight this summer, the sale of Dobbin and potentially Calvert-Lewin could provide some wiggle room for Everton to make some signings.The transfer window is always full of surprises, and it remains to be seen whether Everton can secure the signings of Ndiaye and Ndidi. However, one thing is certain – the Toffees need to strengthen their squad to avoid another relegation battle next season.
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