“SHOCKER: £25M Man City Star Begs to Join Everton After Jaw-Dropping Goodison Park Finale – Moyes’ Masterplan Revealed!”

It was a deeply emotional day for Everton supporters across the globe as they said goodbye to one of English football’s most legendary stadiums—Goodison Park.

David Moyes was taken aback by the scenes that unfolded before kickoff, as thousands of fans lined the streets surrounding the ground.

Many weren’t even attending the match; they simply wanted to be present for such a historic occasion and to pay tribute to a venue that has meant so much to generations of Evertonians.

Since yesterday, much of the conversation has centered around those poignant scenes, with fans reminiscing and sharing their fondest memories of Goodison.

However, in the midst of all the nostalgia, a football match was also played—and it was one that saw Iliman Ndiaye etch his name into club folklore.

Ndiaye emerged as the final goalscorer at Goodison Park, netting twice in a memorable performance.

His first goal came from the edge of the area early in the match, while his second saw him react quickest to a loose ball, beating Aaron Ramsdale to complete his brace.

That double took Ndiaye’s tally to 11 goals across all competitions in what has been an impressive debut season with Everton.

The Senegalese forward has consistently provided inspiration, particularly during difficult spells under Sean Dyche’s leadership.

Following his heroics, Ndiaye posted on Instagram to reflect on his achievement: “Prouder than ever to have been part of such a special moment yesterday and to have scored the final goals at Goodison Park.

Huge thanks to all the fans for making it unforgettable and for your support all along the season. Up the Toffees!”

Supporters flooded the comments with praise, and among them was Manchester City star James McAtee, who wrote simply: “The best!!!” McAtee, who spent time with Ndiaye at Sheffield United, clearly remains an admirer.

Interestingly, Everton have recently been linked with a move for McAtee. According to the Yorkshire Evening Post, City may be willing to accept offers for the talented midfielder, who could bring much-needed creativity to Moyes’ side.

Aside from Ndiaye and Dwight McNeil, Everton have lacked attacking spark this season, so interest in a player like McAtee is understandable.

Given their past connection at Bramall Lane, Ndiaye might even play a part in convincing his former teammate to join him at Goodison.

Whether Everton pursue that move remains to be seen—but as farewells go, yesterday’s goodbye to Goodison Park was both unforgettable and inspiring.