“SHOCKING EXIT LOOMS! Relegated Star’s MULTI-MILLION Everton Transfer BOMBSHELL Will Leave Fans Speechless!”
Everton Join Race to Sign Wilfred Ndidi Following Leicester’s Relegation to the Championship
Wilfred Ndidi appears set to end his long association with Leicester City, having made over 300 appearances for the Foxes.
With the club suffering relegation, the Nigerian midfielder is attracting attention from several Premier League clubs eager to secure his services.
As reported by BBC Sport on Tuesday (29 April), a relegation clause in Ndidi’s contract now makes him available for just £9 million.
Given his experience and quality, this is considered a significant bargain in the current transfer market.
Interest in Ndidi is unsurprising, especially from upwardly mobile sides like Everton.
The 28-year-old has been a standout performer during Leicester’s Premier League years and is clearly playing at a level above the Championship.
The discounted price, enabled by Leicester’s confirmed relegation, has intensified interest from multiple clubs.
Ruud van Nistelrooy’s future at Leicester is uncertain, with the former striker widely expected to leave this summer.
This managerial instability may influence Ndidi’s next move, as reported by TBR Football (29 April).
According to the report, Ndidi is waiting to see who will be appointed as the next manager before finalizing his decision.
In the meantime, Everton, Crystal Palace, Fulham, and Brentford are all monitoring the situation closely.
Ndidi would likely be a welcome addition at Goodison Park. With Everton manager David Moyes needing reinforcements in midfield, Ndidi offers a combination of defensive solidity and top-flight experience.
The player’s profile fits Everton’s needs perfectly and would likely be well received by the fanbase.
The Toffees are also expected to undergo significant changes in midfield this summer.
With Abdoulaye Doucoure and Idrissa Gueye both nearing the end of their contracts, and James Garner facing an uncertain future due to injuries and only one year remaining on his deal, Everton will likely need to strengthen in that area.
Despite Leicester’s struggles this season, Ndidi has continued to perform reliably and remains a valuable asset.
The £9 million release clause in his contract makes him an extremely attractive option, not only to Premier League teams but also to clubs across Europe.
In today’s market, it represents a low-risk, high-reward opportunity.
