“Ex-Everton Scout Drops Bombshell: TFG Slaps Jaw-Dropping £100M Price Tag on Star Attacker as Transfer Vultures Circle!”

The winger etched his name into Everton’s history books last weekend when he scored the club’s first-ever competitive goal at the Hill Dickinson Stadium in the victory over Brighton.

It was a fitting continuation of his impact, having also delivered the final strike at Goodison Park before the Toffees said farewell to their old ground.

Iliman Ndiaye has been one of the standout performers since his arrival on Merseyside, impressing greatly throughout his debut campaign in 2024/25.

The Senegalese international has wasted no time in carrying that momentum into the new season, once again showing the dynamism and flair that make him a vital asset in David Moyes’ side.

Understandably, the latest developments surrounding his future have generated some concern within Goodison circles, particularly for Moyes himself.

Everton have already been forced to fend off interest in Ndiaye, rejecting approaches from both Premier League and Serie A outfits in recent days.

Their response was emphatic: they will not entertain any sale unless a bid in the region of £100 million is placed on the table.

That valuation underlines just how crucial Ndiaye has become. Signed from Marseille for around £15 million last summer, he has already proved to be one of the bargains of recent transfer windows.

No Everton player registered more goals or successful dribbles than him during the previous campaign, making his influence undeniable.

Former Everton scout Bryan King, speaking exclusively to Goodison News, was clear in his assessment. “Everton are absolutely right to take that stance,” he explained.

“Ndiaye is not only an exciting player, but also a game-changer. When he gets on the ball and runs at defenders, he is electric.

He has the ability to decide games—turning defeats into draws and draws into victories.

For that reason, I can’t see Everton even thinking about selling him unless someone comes forward with £100 million, and realistically, no club is likely to pay that amount.”

Ndiaye’s role within Moyes’ plans cannot be overstated. His pace, close control, and ability to carry the ball into dangerous areas make him a constant threat on the wings.

The Friedkin Group, Everton’s owners, have already backed their manager significantly in the transfer market this summer, but showing firm resistance to losing Ndiaye may prove even more important than any new arrival.

It sends a strong signal that Moyes is being trusted to build around the squad’s most valuable talents rather than seeing them sold off.

Since his move to England, Ndiaye has continued to grow in stature, evolving into a player who thrives under pressure and delivers on big occasions.

Everton supporters will hope this is only the beginning of a long and fruitful chapter, with the winger spearheading the club’s ambitions at their new home.

If the club stand firm, there is every chance Ndiaye will remain central to their journey for years to come.