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Everton Set to Announce Signing of Striker Iliman Ndiaye

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Transfer Deal Agreed for Marseille Forward

Everton Football Club is poised to bolster their attacking options by securing the signature of Marseille’s Iliman Ndiaye. With a full agreement in place for the 24-year-old striker, an official announcement from the club is imminent following the completion of his medical.

£20 Million Fee for Ndiaye

After negotiations with the French club, Everton have agreed to a transfer fee in the region of £20 million for Ndiaye. The forward, whose contract with Marseille was set to run until 2028, expressed a strong desire to join the Merseyside team, prompting the French outfit to sanction the sale.

Everton’s Striking Woes

The Toffees have struggled in front of goal, finishing last season as the second-lowest scorers in the Premier League. The addition of Ndiaye is seen as a crucial step in addressing this deficiency as manager Sean Dyche looks to improve the squad’s offensive capabilities ahead of the new campaign.

Ndiaye’s Track Record

Last season, Ndiaye contributed four goals and five assists for Marseille. The Senegal international is no stranger to English football, having previously played for Sheffield United where he netted 21 goals in 76 outings. His experience and proven track record in England could be invaluable for Everton as they prepare for the upcoming season.

Impact on Calvert-Lewin’s Future

The arrival of Ndiaye at Goodison Park could have implications for Dominic Calvert-Lewin’s tenure at Everton. With Newcastle United showing interest in the England striker, it has been suggested that his departure could alleviate the club’s financial pressures, should a suitable offer be made this summer.

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