Iliman Ndiaye joins Manchester City from Everton

Iliman Ndiaye has completed a permanent move from Everton to Manchester City in a deal worth a total package of £65m, according to Fabrizio Romano. The Senegal international leaves Goodison Park on deadline day after the Premier League champions moved to secure his signature in a significant late-window development.

The transfer represents a major profit for the Toffees. It comes during a frantic final day of the summer window for the Merseyside club. The deal is described as “official” and “confirmed” by Romano, marking the end of Ndiaye’s brief spell in blue. The £65m fee provides vital funds for Everton as they look to reshape their squad before the deadline.

Everton have been active across several fronts today. While Ndiaye departs, the club is also dealing with the exit of Beto. The striker has joined Fiorentina, according to Ben Jacobs. Meanwhile, Nathan Patterson is set for a move to Torino. The Italian side reached an agreement for a permanent transfer, according to David Ornstein.

To replace the outgoing talent, Everton have made a bid for Manchester United forward Joshua Zirkzee. This move comes amid uncertainty over a deal for Folarin Balogun, according to David Ornstein. The club is also reportedly working on a deal for Jack Grealish, who has been undergoing a medical, according to Alan Myers.

The deal

  • Fee: £65m total package (Fabrizio Romano)
  • Stage: Official and confirmed (Fabrizio Romano)
  • Destination: Manchester City (Fabrizio Romano)

SPORF FACTFILE
Iliman Ndiaye
Age 26
Position Right Wing
Nationality Senegal
Current club Manchester City

What happens next

Iliman Ndiaye will now link up with Pep Guardiola’s squad as they look to defend their Premier League title. Everton will focus the final hours of the window on securing a replacement. The club must decide if they can finalise a deal for Joshua Zirkzee or Jack Grealish before the clock runs out.

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