Everton forward Iliman Ndiaye has become one of the most sought-after players at Goodison Park after two impressive seasons on Merseyside.
The Senegal international arrived from Marseille in 2024 and has quickly established himself as a key figure for the Toffees, contributing 17 goals while showcasing his excellent close control, creativity and ability to carry the ball through opposition defences.
Ndiaye has also played a major role on the international stage, helping Senegal reach the 2025 AFCON final before featuring prominently during their 2026 World Cup campaign.
Now, with interest growing from elsewhere, Everton have made their position clear by placing a significant valuation on their star forward.
Everton Set Ndiaye Price
According to The Mirror, Everton will demand around £70 million for Ndiaye amid interest from both Manchester United and Saudi Pro League side Al-Hilal.
The 26-year-old is reportedly open to the possibility of leaving Goodison Park, with his representatives willing to consider offers should they arrive. However, Everton are under no pressure to sell, with the forward still having three years remaining on his current contract.
Manchester United have identified the left-wing position as an area to strengthen and have been monitoring Ndiaye’s situation. The Senegal star has emerged as an option after other attacking targets moved elsewhere, including Morgan Rogers’ £117m transfer to Chelsea.
However, United are not the only club interested, with Al-Hilal also keeping tabs on the forward. Despite that, Everton are expected to hold firm on their valuation and would look for a fee comparable to the £70m Barcelona paid Newcastle United for Anthony Gordon.
There have also been suggestions Everton attempted to secure Ndiaye’s future with an improved contract offer, but those proposals have reportedly been rejected.
For now, the Toffees remain determined to keep hold of one of their most influential attacking players — unless a major offer arrives.
