Moyes unsettled by Manchester City's interest in Everton forward Ndiaye
Manchester City have registered their interest in Everton's Iliman Ndiaye, prompting concern from manager David Moyes. Ndiaye has been a key figure for Everton and losing him would be a significant blow heading into the new season. The interest from City underscores the growing profile of the player, while leaving Moyes to weigh up the club's resolve to retain one of their most important attacking assets.
Read the full story at theguardian.comCity circling a player of Ndiaye's calibre signals how aggressively the champions are reinforcing their attacking depth, even with established options already in place. For Everton, the concern is existential — they have worked to build an identity around Ndiaye's creativity and directness, and any departure would force a tactical reshuffle late in the window. Moyes's visible discomfort suggests Everton face a genuine fight to hold onto a player whose value has clearly caught the eye of a club that rarely browses the market without intent.
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