You Won’t BELIEVE What Ndiaye Just Said! ‘I’m Going to GO’… He Was Torn Between Two Insane Moments – But His FINAL Choice Will DESTROY Goodison Forever?!”
Everton FC attacker Iliman Ndiaye has revealed that his strike against Brighton & Hove Albion FC at the Hill Dickinson Stadium stands as his favourite moment for the club so far, though he admits it narrowly edged out another special memory.

Iliman Ndiaye has already shown himself to be an outstanding acquisition for Everton since completing his move from Olympique de Marseille in the summer of 2024.
The Senegal international has delivered a string of influential displays in royal blue, quickly cementing his status as one of the most important figures in the squad.
Since arriving at the club, Ndiaye has found the net 16 times for the Toffees, underlining both his consistency and attacking quality.

Whether operating out wide or drifting into central areas, he has repeatedly demonstrated his ability to change matches with moments of skill and composure.
In a recent interview with FotMob, the Everton number 10 was asked to choose his favourite moment so far in an Everton shirt. Given the significance of some of his goals, it was not an easy decision.
Back in May, Ndiaye etched his name into club folklore by becoming the final men’s player to score at Goodison Park.
He struck twice in a memorable 2-0 victory over Southampton FC, ensuring the historic ground was given a fitting farewell.
That achievement alone would be enough to stand out in any player’s career.

However, there was another landmark occasion to consider. In August, Everton played their first-ever match at the Hill Dickinson Stadium, securing a 2-0 win over Brighton & Hove Albion FC.
Ndiaye opened the scoring that day, becoming the first Everton player to net at the club’s new home.
When pressed to choose, Ndiaye opted for that strike at Hill Dickinson Stadium as his favourite moment so far.
While both goals carry immense historical weight, he ultimately sided with being the first to score in a new era.
Regardless of what the future holds, Ndiaye’s name is already woven into Everton’s story.
With his talent and flair, there is every reason to believe he will continue producing unforgettable moments for the club in the seasons ahead.



