Done Deal: Everton OFFICIALLY submits LUCRATIVE offer to sign very experienced player with 58 international Cap, Decision has been made already

Wilfried Ndidi, the highly sought-after midfielder, has made his decision regarding Everton’s offer. According to Sacha Tavolieri, a Belgian journalist, Ndidi has chosen to stay with Leicester City, putting pen to paper on a new three-year deal. This news comes as a significant blow to Everton, who had been eager to sign the player as a free agent.

Ndidi’s decision was likely influenced by his wage demands, which were reportedly higher than what Sevilla had offered. The 27-year-old was seeking a salary closer to the £3.8million he was earning at Leicester City. While Everton fans may see this as a major miss, it’s important to note that the signing of Ndidi was always going to be a complex and challenging pursuit.

With Ndidi’s decision to stay at Leicester City, Everton will need to look elsewhere to bolster their midfield lineup. Idrissa Gueye, who will turn 35 in September, may need to be replaced soon, and Amadou Onana’s future at the club is also uncertain. While Everton has made some smart signings so far, Sean Dyche should still be looking to add an experienced central midfielder to the team.

Ndidi’s experience in the Premier League and his international caps for Nigeria would have made him a valuable asset to the Toffees. His ability to control the midfield and provide defensive cover would have been a welcome addition to the team. However, it seems that Ndidi’s wage demands were too high for Everton, and they will need to look elsewhere to find a suitable replacement.

Everton’s midfield has been a area of concern for some time, and the failure to sign Ndidi may be a setback for the team. However, with the transfer window still open, there is plenty of time for the Toffees to find another midfielder who can fill the void left by Gueye’s eventual departure.

In other news, Everton target Jaden Philogene has agreed personal terms with Ipswich Town, while Manchester United have made an improved £50m bid to sign Jarrad Branthwaite. The Toffees have also been linked to other players, including a Saudi club dreaming of signing Aston Villa star Moussa Diaby.

As the transfer window continues to unfold, Everton fans will be watching with bated breath to see how the club responds to this setback. One thing is certain, however: Wilfried Ndidi’s decision to stay at Leicester City has added a new layer of complexity to the Toffees’ summer transfer plans.