Iliman Ndiaye is among the players being monitored by Manchester City ahead of the upcoming summer transfer window, especially if Omar Marmoush leaves. This information, shared by journalist Alan Nixon, fits into the English club’s plans to strengthen their attacking options, as several adjustments may happen in Pep Guardiola’s squad.
After a solid season with Everton, the Senegal international has gradually established himself in the team’s attacking rotation. Across all competitions, he played 34 matches, scoring 6 goals and providing 3 assists. Beyond the stats, his activity in attack, ability to create chances in tight spaces, and offensive versatility have boosted his status within the Toffees’ squad.
His technical profile, marked by good ball control, dribbling skills, and the ability to play in multiple attacking positions, has caught the eye of several top European clubs. In a context where players who can add variety to attacking phases are highly sought after, Ndiaye stands out as a credible option for ambitious teams competing at the highest level.
Under contract with Everton until June 30, 2029, the player enjoys a particularly comfortable contractual situation. This long duration is a strategic element for the English club, which is not pressured to sell him during the next transfer market. Everton thus maintains a strong position in any potential negotiations, especially against clubs with significant financial power.
Economically, the player’s value is currently estimated at around 55 million euros in the transfer market. This amount reflects both his growth potential, his experience in the Premier League, and his increasing importance in Everton’s squad. Such a valuation places Ndiaye among the already established players at the European level, capable of performing in clubs competing for titles.
If Manchester City pursues this option, the situation would also depend on the status of Omar Marmoush. If Marmoush departs, it could pave the way for a reshuffle of offensive options within the Manchester club, necessitating a specific profile to fill the gap. Ndiaye, with his adaptability and work rate, could be seen as an interesting solution.
🚨🚨 ILIMAN NDIAYE 🇸🇳 FIGURE DANS LES PETITS PAPIERS DE MANCHESTER CITY !!!! 💙
Sa capacité à jouer sur les ailes ou en n°10 plaît beaucoup aux dirigeants Citizens.
(@reluctantnicko) pic.twitter.com/s4mWllxil6
— BeFootball (@_BeFootball) June 7, 2026
Finally, in terms of salary, Iliman Ndiaye currently earns about 2,795,582 euros per year, which is nearly 1,817,128,300 FCFA. This salary reflects his current status in the Premier League and could change if he transfers to a club with a higher wage structure.
In an increasingly competitive transfer market, the situation of the Senegal international will be closely monitored, both by Everton and by clubs likely to be interested in his profile during the upcoming recruitment windows.
