Tottenham and Everton agree separate deals for Ndiaye and Richarlison, pending personal terms and medicals
Tottenham Hotspur and Everton have reached agreements in principle for a double transfer: Tottenham will sign Iliman Ndiaye from Everton for £60 million, while Richarlison is set to return to Everton for £35 million. The deals are separate and not directly linked, pending personal terms and medicals. However, reports indicate Richarlison has not yet agreed personal terms with Everton, stalling Ndiaye's move. Manchester City has also reopened talks for Ndiaye after their Cody Gakpo deal collapsed.
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Talksport: Ndiaye Chose Manchester City Over Tottenham, Separate from Richarlison Deal
According to Talksport, as reported by Hupu on September 1st, the transfer of Ndiaye is a separate transaction from the Richarlison deal. The report emphasizes that between Manchester City and Tottenham, Ndiaye ultimately chose Manchester City. The news clarifies that the two transfers were always independent of each other, with Ndiaye making his own decision to join Manchester City. The source is attributed to X (formerly Twitter). The article includes a brief community reaction noting that choosing Manchester City over Tottenham is a normal preference.
Richarlison blocks Everton return, forcing Tottenham to abandon Ndiaye deal
BBC reports that Manchester City has reached an agreement to sign Iliman Ndiaye from Everton for up to £65 million, after Tottenham's deal for the winger collapsed. Tottenham had agreed terms with Everton on Friday for Ndiaye, with Richarlison set to return to his former club in a separate transfer. However, Richarlison failed to agree personal terms with Everton, who offered £35 million for the Brazilian striker. Richarlison released an emotional Instagram statement saying he will never let others dictate his future again, but remains under contract at Tottenham. Tottenham is now in talks with Chelsea for a season-long loan of Mykhailo Mudryk. Manchester City secured Ndiaye after their £80 million bid for Liverpool's Cody Gakpo collapsed on Monday. Liverpool had signed Bradley Barcola from PSG for up to £123 million but still hope to add another attacker if Gakpo leaves. Liverpool showed interest in Brighton's Yankuba Minteh and Crystal Palace's Ismaïla Sarr, but asking prices were obstacles. Unless Liverpool can sign a new winger before Tuesday's deadline, Gakpo is expected to stay.
Manchester City Agrees to Sign Everton's Iliman Ndiaye for £60 Million Plus Bonuses
British media reports that Manchester City has agreed to sign Everton forward Iliman Ndiaye for a fee of £60 million, with an additional £5 million in performance-related bonuses. The 24-year-old Senegal international reportedly preferred a move to Manchester City over Tottenham Hotspur. City's pursuit of Ndiaye was accelerated after being informed that Liverpool forward Cody Gakpo would remain at Anfield. The deal, reported by Hupu citing British media sources, marks a significant transfer for City as they bolster their attacking options. The transfer window deadline adds urgency to the completion of the agreement.
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Romano: Aston Villa Re-Contact Manchester City for Grealish as Everton Talks Deepen
According to football transfer expert Fabrizio Romano, Jack Grealish's potential move from Manchester City is gaining momentum on transfer deadline day. Romano reports that the deal for Grealish will be handled independently of Iliman Ndiaye's transfer to Manchester City. Negotiations between Everton and Manchester City are progressing deeply, indicating strong interest from the Merseyside club. Meanwhile, Aston Villa has made renewed contact with Manchester City today, following up on initial discussions from last week. The report suggests that Grealish's future destination will be determined soon, with both Everton and his former club Aston Villa competing for his signature. The news was published on Hupu, a Chinese sports community platform, citing Romano's original post on X (formerly Twitter).
Manchester City sign Everton winger Ndiaye for £65 million, Romano confirms
According to a report by transfer expert Fabrizio Romano, Manchester City has reached an agreement with Everton to sign winger Ndiaye for a transfer fee of £65 million. The deal has been confirmed with medical checks approved and personal terms finalized. The announcement, made on September 1st, was first reported as exclusive news by Romano and has now been verified. The transfer represents a significant move in the summer window, strengthening Manchester City's attacking options. The report originates from Hupu, a Chinese sports community, citing Romano's post on X (formerly Twitter). The deal is described as 'Here we go!', a phrase Romano uses to indicate a transfer is imminent and confirmed.
Manchester City agree £65 million deal with Everton for forward Iliman Ndiaye
The Athletic UK's David Ornstein exclusively reports that Manchester City has reached an agreement in principle with Everton to sign 26-year-old forward Iliman Ndiaye for a total fee of £65 million. The deal is in its final stages, with a medical examination expected on Tuesday morning. Manchester City's move for Ndiaye follows Liverpool's rejection of an £80 million offer for Cody Gakpo. Tottenham had previously agreed a deal with Everton for Ndiaye on Sunday, which also involved Richarlison returning to Everton. Tottenham subsequently inquired about loaning Chelsea's Mykhailo Mudryk. Ndiaye joined Everton from Marseille in 2024 for £15 million and has made 73 appearances, scoring 17 goals and providing 4 assists. Despite having three years left on his contract, he rejected multiple renewal offers last season but has remained professional, starting Everton's first three games this season.
Romano: Manchester City Advance Ndiaye Talks; Tottenham Inquire About Mudryk Loan
According to transfer expert Fabrizio Romano, Manchester City are making progress in negotiations to sign Iliman Ndiaye. In a related development, Jack Grealish could move to Everton as part of ongoing talks. Manchester City are currently in a leading position for Ndiaye. Meanwhile, Tottenham Hotspur have made an inquiry today about a potential loan move for Chelsea's Mykhailo Mudryk. The report, sourced from X and published by Hupu Football News on September 1st, highlights late-stage transfer activity in the Premier League as the window approaches its close.
Manchester City Attempt to Hijack Tottenham's £60 Million Move for Everton's Ndiaye
Manchester City are reportedly attempting to hijack Tottenham Hotspur's £60 million transfer deal for Everton winger Iliman Ndiaye. Tottenham had agreed a fee with Everton on Sunday morning for the 26-year-old Senegal international, who can play on either wing. City have the financial resources to match that bid. Additionally, Arsenal and Chelsea are also said to be monitoring the situation. Ndiaye has only one year remaining on his current contract with Everton, which could influence the transfer dynamics. The report originates from a Reddit post on r/soccer, citing unnamed sources.
Manchester City reopen Ndiaye talks, may include Grealish in deal with Everton
On September 1st, reporters Sacha Tavolieri and Fabrizio Romano nearly simultaneously reported that Manchester City have reopened negotiations for a permanent transfer of Iliman Ndiaye from Everton. With Cody Gakpo likely staying at Liverpool, City wants to move quickly to secure the forward. Romano disclosed that City contacted Everton again today regarding Ndiaye and are prepared to include Jack Grealish in the negotiations, as Grealish is a key target for Everton. Tottenham's potential deal for Ndiaye depends on Richarlison's situation. The reports indicate things are progressing fast on deadline day.
Manchester City Reopens Everton Talks for Ndiaye After Gakpo Deal Collapses
According to multiple sources including transfer expert Fabrizio Romano, Manchester City has reopened negotiations with Everton for forward Iliman Ndiaye after the proposed deal for Cody Gakpo fell through. The report, published by Hupu Soccer on September 1st, indicates that Manchester City is prepared to include Jack Grealish in the negotiations, as Grealish is Everton's primary transfer target. Meanwhile, Tottenham Hotspur's potential involvement in the deal is contingent on the future of Richarlison. The development marks a significant shift in the summer transfer window, with City pivoting to Ndiaye after failing to secure Gakpo. The article cites Romano's original report on X (formerly Twitter) as the source of this information.
Romano: Everton and Richarlison Not Yet Agreed; Ndiaye Deal Stalled
According to a report by transfer expert Fabrizio Romano, as of August 31, Everton and Brazilian forward Richarlison have not yet reached an agreement on personal terms. This impasse has caused the proposed transfer of Iliman Ndiaye from Everton to Tottenham Hotspur to stall. Meanwhile, Manchester City remains a close observer of the situation, potentially positioning themselves to intervene. The update, published by Hupu Football citing Romano's X account, indicates ongoing uncertainty in the transfer market as the window nears its close.
Tottenham Pushes for Everton's Ndiaye to Avoid Hijack by Arsenal, Chelsea
According to Football London's Tottenham Hotspur correspondent Alasdair Gold, as reported by Hupu Soccer, Tottenham is in a frantic final 36 hours of the summer transfer window, working to sign Iliman Ndiaye from Everton. The Senegalese international, who can play as a right winger, left winger, or number 10, is seen as a key addition to strengthen manager De Zerbi's attacking options after the club's previous primary target, Gakpo, is set to join Manchester City. However, Arsenal, Chelsea, and other clubs are monitoring the situation, prompting Tottenham to push for a quick deal to bring Ndiaye to North London for a medical before being hijacked. Negotiations between Tottenham and Everton are ongoing. Notably, Ndiaye qualifies as a homegrown player under Premier League rules, which would help Tottenham with squad list issues. The club also needs to handle the potential departure of Richarlison and other squad composition decisions before the deadline.
Tottenham and Everton Agree Double Transfer Deal for Ndiaye and Richarlison
According to The Times reporter Paul Joyce, Tottenham Hotspur and Everton have reached an agreement on a double transfer deal involving Iliman Ndiaye and Richarlison, pending the players' final decisions. Tottenham plans to sign Senegalese attacker Iliman Ndiaye from Everton for £60 million, as a key target to strengthen their frontline under manager Roberto De Zerbi. Ndiaye's speed, dribbling, and creativity are highly valued. Meanwhile, Everton is set to re-sign Brazilian forward Richarlison for £35 million, who previously played for the club and is expected to bring experience and goal-scoring ability. Additionally, Everton is signing right-back Kenny Tete from Fulham for £9 million to bolster their defense. Both clubs are accelerating their recruitment plans as the transfer window closes.
Tottenham Agree Deal for Iliman Ndiaye; Richarlison Set for Everton Return
According to The Athletic's David Ornstein, Tottenham Hotspur have reached an agreement in principle with Everton to sign Iliman Ndiaye, while Richarlison is set to return to Everton. Both clubs confirm the deals are separate and not directly linked, pending personal terms and medicals. Ndiaye, a Senegalese international, joined Everton from Marseille in 2024 for £15 million and has 17 goals in 73 appearances. Richarlison, who joined Tottenham from Everton in 2022 for up to £60 million, has struggled with injuries and inconsistency, scoring 32 goals in 134 appearances. Tottenham manager De Zerbi confirmed Richarlison requested to leave. Ndiaye's arrival is expected to complete Tottenham's forward line overhaul, adding Premier League quality to the wing. The report also notes Manchester City's interest in Ndiaye and their shift to pursuing Cody Gakpo.