Ndiaye Leaves Everton

Ndiaye Leaves Everton

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1 September 26

By Everton

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Everton can confirm Iliman Ndiaye has signed for Manchester City on a permanent deal for an undisclosed fee.

The Senegalese winger joins Enzo Maresca’s side after two years with the Toffees, featuring 74 times across all competitions and scoring 17 goals.

Signed from Marseille in July 2024, Ndiaye made history by becoming the last-ever goalscorer for an Everton Men’s player at Goodison Park when he struck twice in the Blues’ 2-0 victory over Southampton in May 2025.

He again entered his name into the Club’s illustrious history at the start of last season, netting the first goal for Everton at Hill Dickinson Stadium during the Toffees’ 2-0 win against Brighton & Hove Albion.

Ndiaye – a Senegal international who featured at this summer’s FIFA World Cup – played 32 times for Everton in the Premier League during 2025/26, recording six goals and three assists.

The Club thanks Iliman for his contributions to Everton across the past two years and wishes him success for the future.

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