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Transfer: Everton Eye Grealish Reunion as Ndiaye Draws Arsenal, Man City Interest
Manchester City and Arsenal are monitoring Iliman Ndiaye as Everton seek about £80 million after he rejected a contract extension.
- On Thursday, Manchester City and Arsenal are both pursuing Everton winger Iliman Ndiaye, with the Premier League champions potentially joining the race if their primary targets fall through.
- Uncertainty surrounds Ndiaye's future after he recently rejected a contract extension with Everton, who reportedly demand £80 million to part ways with the winger.
- A potential deal for Ndiaye could involve Manchester City attacking midfielder Jack Grealish moving to Everton, as manager David Moyes seeks to strengthen his squad.
- Arsenal are also tracking Marseille winger Igor Paixao, while the Gunners may pursue Ndiaye if they miss out on Atletico Madrid forward Julian Alvarez.
- Manchester City manager Enzo Maresca seeks to address a leadership shortfall before the transfer window closes on Tuesday, with Ndiaye potentially part of his reinforcement strategy.
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Transfer: Everton eye Grealish reunion as Ndiaye draws Arsenal, Man City interest
Manchester City and Arsenal are interested in signing Iliman Ndiaye from Everton, with the Merseyside club keen on a deal that would see Jack Grealish head to the Toffees. TalkSPORT reports that both Man City and Arsenal have signalled interest in the Senegal international this summer’s transfer window. The report added that Everton are set […] Transfer: Everton eye Grealish reunion as Ndiaye draws Arsenal, Man City interest
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Manchester United’s Iliman Ndiaye hopes hit by late Man City development - Man United News And Transfer News
A major Man City development is seriously threatening Manchester United's hopes of completing a late swoop for Everton's Iliman Ndiaye. The post Manchester United’s Iliman Ndiaye hopes hit by late Man City development appeared first on Man United News And Transfer News
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