Moyes Confirms Everton's Stance on Ndiaye Amid City Interest

David Moyes stated that Everton is not rushing to sell Iliman Ndiaye, who is valued at £80 million, despite interest from Manchester City.

Everton manager David Moyes has emphasized that the club is not in a hurry to sell its top players, specifically addressing speculation surrounding Iliman Ndiaye's potential move to Manchester City.

Ndiaye, who joined Everton from Marseille in 2024, has made a significant impact by scoring 17 goals and providing four assists. The club reportedly values him at £80 million, especially following Manchester City's recent sale of Savio to Tottenham for £75 million.

Moyes reassured fans that there has been no contact from any clubs regarding Ndiaye, stating that previous rumors about interest from Al-Hilal were unfounded. He also declined to comment on the possibility of Jack Grealish returning to Everton, reiterating that the club is focused on retaining its best talent.

Moyes Confirms Everton's Stance on Ndiaye Amid City Interest

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